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- How a one-sender inbox locksYou're giving an address to one company or one person, and nobody else should be able to write to it. This is how the inbox decides who that is.2 min
- Let more senders into a one-sender inboxYour bank writes from a second domain, or a colleague needs the same address. Let them in, up to five senders in all, and take them off whenever you like.2 min
- Make up addresses with a prefixEvery shop, list and booking wants an email address. With a prefix, you make up a new one for each on the spot, without opening Clova first.2 min
- Temporary inboxes, and what happens to their mailYou need an address for a day or a week, for a receipt, a sign-up or a trip. Choose how long it lasts, and whether its mail goes when it ends.2 min
- Permanent addressesThe address on your business card or your website, which anyone can write to. Add another, switch one off for a while, or delete one you no longer use.2 min
- Switch an inbox off, or give it an end dateYou don't need an address for now, or only until a certain day. Stop its mail, keep what it already has, and switch it back on later.2 min
- Delete an inbox, and bring an address backYou're done with an address and want its mail gone. Delete the inbox, and if you need the address again one day, take it back.2 min