Auto-Mate Add-in for Outlook for Windows

By Pergenex
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Apply rules to messages that have been in your inbox for a given number of hours, days, or weeks.

Auto-Mate is an add-in for Outlook that allows you to define rules to move mail from your Inbox (or other folders) based on custom rules. While Outlook already provides a powerful set of rules, they can only be applied immediately when the message arrives, and not an hour, a couple days, or weeks later. Auto-Mate fills this gap an enables you to apply rules to messages that have been in your Inbox for a given number of hours, days, or weeks. In addition, Auto-Mate offers a default set of rules and folders that work in conjunction with Outlook features to organize your mail into folders based on date and flag status. Imagine starting Outlook with an empty Inbox every morning! Auto-Mate is your personal assistant to help you get and stay organized and be productive.

Auto-Mate Add-in for Outlook for Windows

By Pergenex
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GENERAL

Release: July 20, 2004

Latest update: June 16, 2015

Version: 1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows NT
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server, Outlook 2000

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1/5

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Many Problems
TrackSnakeLAAugust 11, 2010
Pros
Auto-Mates rules run flawlessly, are easy to understand and easy to manage. If you leave Outlook open all the time, this product might work for you. Tech support was *interested* in solving the crashes described in "Cons."
Cons
Auto-Mate mysteriously opens a second process for Outlook, and there are crash screen reports each and every time you "x" from Outlook. Then the mysterious second process stays open. Tech support had no answers for these problems as of this writing.
Summary
Not well designed, slow support.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Aug 12, 2010<p/>The version I reviewed was Standard 5.0, running on a brand-new installation of Windows XP Media Center 2002 using Outlook 2003.