27
May
Reseller interview: Medhurst IT on becoming MailStore certified (MCAS)
One of the benefits we offer to registered resellers of our email archiving software, MailStore, is a free online product certification course followed by an official accreditation for those that complete it successfully.
The idea of the course is to improve confidence in selling and supporting the software, and benefits include an increased level of discount for a period and official logo for use on the site.
Medhurst IT are one such company who decided to put a number of their staff forward and our colleagues over at German developer MailStore took a few moments to ask them about their experiences.
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It's quite likely you're aware that legislation exists surrounding email retention, but do you know which of the many regulations apply to you and your business?
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Let’s look at some of the main legal requirements that are likely to affect your clients...
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We see all sorts of weird and wonderful variations to cater for different customer scenarios, but in most cases you'll need to consider which combination of "