MOUNT10 Branding in the C2C Portal

An important part of the new overview page is the display and differentiation between active and inactive users. Different symbols can be used to distinguish between the two types.

Shared mailboxes are now identified by a dedicated icon. This makes it very easy to distinguish them from normal users.

From now on, you will also see the corresponding mail address for each user or mailbox. This will contribute significantly to making the backup selection easier and faster.

A milestone is the bundled display of Exchange and OneDrive. Users who use both functions are displayed as ONE user with both functions. A new listing of the functions now makes this possible.

On the new «All-Services» overview page, new filter, sort and search functions are available, which can certainly be helpful for administration.

Another part of the new overview page is the FUP. This shows whether the new fair use policy of an average of 50 GB per user/mailbox has been adhered to. Additionally booked gigabyte packages are currently not included in the FUP.

For technical reasons, we have not been able to clearly identify shared mailboxes. With the introduction of the new “All-Services” overview page, however, we can do this and have therefore decided to secure these free of charge within the FUP.

OneNote and archive mailboxes are now always backed up if they are used. Until now, these had to be explicitly activated in advance.

In some cases, the data of employees who have left or inactive users must still be retained for a period of time for organizational reasons. If you inform us proactively, you will benefit from a lower price for the storage of inactive user data.

The Fair Use Policy has been increased from 25 GB to 50 GB. It applies on average per user or mailbox. The new Fair Use Policy only applies to new customers.

The backup history of 10 years is available to all new customers.