Email Filename Format

By default email filename format will use the email subject and append an underscore and add a unique hashcode to the filename.

This is based on the email sent date/time, and then encoded as Base64 text(eg. ACME project information_vf65c8).

 

OnePlaceMail provides you with the option of choosing one of our predefined standard email filename formats or alternatively creating your own custom format.

Options

Select a format

Select pre-configured from the drop down or select custom, to build your own.

Custom Filename format

Add a combination of the tokens listed below. encased in square

bracket and separated by underscore.

example: [subject]_sendername]_[uniquehash]

Maximum length Enter the maximum length of characters to be captured in the email filename

Table: Available tokens, to create your own custom filename format:

Value Description Note
sentdatelocal

Use the current, local date/time of the user PC.

Not recommended when there are global users.

uses "yyyy-MM-dd" format

example: sentdatelocal#yyyy-MM-dd

sentdateutc Use the UTC date/time of the email to be saved.

This assists in creating the hashcode, appended at the end of emails, and assist in ensuring duplicate emails are not stored in SharePoint.

example: sentdateutc#yyyy-MM-dd

sendernamesubject Combination of sender & subject example: [sendernamesubject]
subject#10 Uses the subject of the email. Setting the #10, sets the maximum length of characters to 10. example: [subject#10#]
sendername Uses the sendername to create filename example: [sendername]
uniquehash Unique hashcode for email. Based on sent date/time of email. example: [uniquehash]
uniquehashuser Unique hashcode for email. Based on sent date/time of email. Adds the initials of the user saving the email to SharePoint. example: [uniquehashuser]