'PhilterIt' Web-Platform Separates Personal E-Mails From Brand Messages
'PhilterIt' turns large mail streams into visual feeds while separating both personal mail and brand mail.
Online, July 9, 2012 (Newswire.com) - The new web platform called 'PhilterIt' changes or modifies the manner of maintaining emails with the use of filters. Interface for 'PhilterIt' gives the user the choice to prioritize e-mails and hide the mails. All the mails are put into the folder for the past 30 days.
This new application or platform is worth the utility for the customers. Having a wide variety of installed properties the platform supports Gmail, Yahoomail and AOLmail. 'PhilterIt' is the new application for research, surveys and one-to-one interviews. A lot of product application research and designs have been applied to get to the application. Signing procedure for the application is included in around three steps - Email, Email password and Invitation code.
The story of the application narrated with the function and use value includes more gains for the user. These gains are reflected for the separation between personal mails and brand mails. Another additional use is the branded messages being filtered into the categories provided for e.g. entertainment, news, finance, organization and retail. Users can also categorize mails as being high or low on priority.
Thus the new application would enhance utility for customers from building and maintaining interactions for the user. The 'PhilterIt' web based platform is intended to make the emails less stressful and become the mailbox feature in the future. A growing number of people expect their mailbox to be complete with easier utility and flexibility as the included option.
Within a fast growing stream of mails and use of mailboxes that render value to correspondence and from online e-commerce, 'PhilterIt' relieves users of a great deal of stress and something it supposes to achieve. Users would accept mails from family and friends while branded e-mails can wait. New users' of mailbox accounts would gladly welcome the new platform for mobile use.