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List segmentation

By Serge G

Annelite’s email marketing features are organized by groups of contacts to ensure the most relevant and personal experience for your recipients.

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Autoresponders

By Serge G

Autoresponders are a series of email templates sent out to contacts over a specified period of time with a set delay.

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Newsletters

By Serge G

You can send an email that appears perfectly personal to any group of contacts with a single click.

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Export calendar in iCalendar format

By Serge G

Takes a single click to export your calendar for archiving purposes, or to import the data into another application.

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Filter events by label, status or user

By Serge G

Configure your views so you only see the events that you need. All users have their own calendar filter settings to ensure the most productive experience.

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Internal comments

By Serge G

Keep your internal conversations linked to calendar events and tasks. This lets you avoid endless email CC loops.

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