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I receive company email on my iPhone X, and I need to reply immediately. I also receive hundreds of emails from other companies, 24/7, which I do not need to read right away. Is there a way to add my company's domain to vips, so all the email from that domain will give me a notification? Adding the contacts one by one is not an options because I do not know all the addresses.
Thank you
iPhone X
Hi WolololoGotYourShip,
It sounds like you need assistance organizing your Mail messages, and I want to help.
If this were an iCloud Mail account, I would recommend setting up rules to sort all messages from the domain to a specific folder and then get notifications when Mail is delivered to that folder:
Set up rules to filter email in Mail on iCloud.com - Apple Support
Many mail servers should offer something similar. Speak with your admin if you can arrange that.
Hopefully that can help!
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities.
Hi WolololoGotYourShip,
It sounds like you need assistance organizing your Mail messages, and I want to help.
If this were an iCloud Mail account, I would recommend setting up rules to sort all messages from the domain to a specific folder and then get notifications when Mail is delivered to that folder:
Set up rules to filter email in Mail on iCloud.com - Apple Support
Many mail servers should offer something similar. Speak with your admin if you can arrange that.
Hopefully that can help!
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities.
Thank you for the reply. I wish I thought of that.
I ended up creating a separate email account, forwarding the priority emails there and setting up notifications for that account.
Next time I'll use iCloud, sounds a lot more practical.
Email VIP notifications for entire domain
