Hardly anything turns up with a virus stapled on any more. It turns up as a short note signed by somebody your bookkeeper knows, asking one small favor, at a believable hour. Two lines here. One guards the mailbox, the other drills the people. Most shops take the pair, a few only need the second.
Ironscales is not a mail gateway. That comes first here because half this market calls everything in the category a gateway, and the difference settles how a rollout feels. Nothing gets re-pointed, your mail records are left where they sit, and messages take no detour through somebody else's building on the way to your staff.
It joins Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace at the vendor's own interface and operates from inside the mailbox. One consequence of that is worth the price by itself. A message delivered twenty minutes ago gets pulled straight back out of whichever inboxes still hold it, something no gateway manages once mail is behind it.
Every shop holds somebody who will approve a transfer one day because the note read exactly right. That is not foolishness, it is a busy Tuesday. Drills work because practice works, and because they turn one awkward moment into a two minute lesson rather than money nobody can chase down.
Owners lean on the reporting harder than anything else at this counter. Who clicked, who spoke up, and whether three months of that runs the way it ought to. Take the drills by themselves when your filtering is settled and going nowhere.
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Ironscales is no mail gateway, and this page will not dress it as one. Nothing gets re-pointed, no records need rewriting, and mail takes no detour through another company's building. It joins Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace at the vendor's own interface and works from inside the mailbox, which is also how it reaches a bad message that landed twenty minutes ago.
| Runs on | Ironscales |
|---|---|
| How it connects | By API at the vendor's own interface, straight into the mailbox |
| Covers | Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace |
| After delivery | Bad mail gets lifted out of whichever inboxes received it |
| Practice | Phishing drills and short lessons come with this line |
| Meter reads | Mailboxes, one at a time, each month |
The people half by itself. Drills go out, results come back, and short lessons follow for whoever needs them. Buy this one when your mail filtering is settled and staying put but nobody has ever actually practiced.
| Runs on | Ironscales, the practice half only |
|---|---|
| Drills | Sent on a schedule, unlimited over the month |
| Lessons | Short, and aimed at whoever needs them |
| Reporting | Who clicked, who told somebody, and how the trend is moving |
| Does not include | Any filtering of the mail itself |
| Meter reads | People, one at a time, each month |
Everything below is part of the monthly price. None of it is a separate quote later on.
Mail starts most of the trouble in this trade, and it is also where claims get loosest. Here are ours.
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