Manage logistics email without leaving Transportial, with automatic linking to transport orders and customers.
Logistics runs on email. Transportial brings that email into the platform so you can manage it in context, linking threads to specific orders, customers, and businesses, without constantly switching between your email client and your TMS.
Connect any account via SMTP/IMAP, or Microsoft 365 via OAuth2 for Exchange and Outlook. Multiple addresses, such as operations@ and invoices@, can run side by side.
Incoming and outgoing logistics email is managed inside Transportial, filterable and searchable by customer, order or keyword, and routable to different teams.
Assign any thread to a transport order, customer or business. Whoever opens the order later sees the full correspondence next to the operational data.
Emails sent by message automations go out through the same connected accounts and appear in the same threads as manual mail, so the customer sees one coherent conversation.
IMAP connections are managed by the Worker node with configurable polling intervals. Microsoft 365 connections use the Microsoft Graph API with OAuth2 token refresh. All email content is stored encrypted at rest.
Any provider that supports standard SMTP and IMAP, and Microsoft 365 via OAuth2 for a native Exchange and Outlook integration. No IT project is required to connect an account.
Yes. Connected inboxes are shared within the platform, so operations or finance teams work from one queue instead of personal mailboxes, and threads can be linked to the orders they concern.
Email content is stored encrypted at rest, and Microsoft 365 connections use OAuth2 tokens rather than stored passwords. Access follows the same role and permission model as the rest of Transportial.
Yes. Message automations send through your connected accounts, so customers see your address and their replies arrive in the shared inbox, threaded with the original message.
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