Share Emails with Colleagues

If your office has recently transitioned to rotating shifts or home working you may already be faced with communication difficulties. FileChimp can help solve this issue by helping all staff to save their emails into central storage (this could be a network drive or common cloud storage). No matter where you save your data you… Read More »

5 Common pitfalls of email archiving solutions

If you are on the lookout for an email archiving solution here are some questions often asked by customers to consider Q : Does the software require any databases A : No. No fancy databases or ongoing IT administration. FileChimp is a client side tool and is 100% self sufficient and requires no additional servers… Read More »

Save emails as PDF EML or HTML

FileChimp Pro is released and offers the best way to save emails to PDF, MSG, DOC, HTML, EML, RTF or even TXT format. Are you interested in converting emails to PDF files? FileChimp Pro will convert the emails into PDF files which can be easily viewed from all devices. Both manual and automatic email filing… Read More »

Why choose FileChimp as your email management software?

FileChimp is a great for email management as it saves users valuable time through its ability to save email into client or project folders on the network. Configured to suit your company requirements FileChimp can do they hard work for you automatically saving emails and instantly sharing emails with your colleagues. With FileChimp you can… Read More »

File emails in Outlook folders

By popular request we have now added the ability to file emails in Outlook folders and Outlook sub folders. Simply enable the option in settings to ‘Enable Outlook folder filing’ and when you next go to select a location just start typing in the filter box to reveal possible Outlook destination folders. FileChimp will learn… Read More »

Troubleshooting msi installers

Sometimes an msi installer does not complete as expected. To find out where the error is run the installation from the command prompt and specify a log file location. eg. C:\Users\sean>msiexec /i c:\temp\fc.msi /lv c:\temp\fc4.log