Why does Secure Exchanges sometimes add an opening code to my shipment?
When you don't add a password or SMS code to your message, Secure Exchanges can generate an open code. This code can be sent in a second email or included directly in your secure message, depending on your organization's settings.
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What are Secure Exchanges?
Introduction Secure Exchanges is a Canadian company founded in Quebec, specializing in the protection of digital communications and the security of sensitive data. Our technology allows organizations to securely transmit, sign, and receive ...
What types of packages does Secure Exchanges offer?
Secure Exchanges offers several licenses depending on your needs: License per user (Linked to an individual email address - One license per email address): Package Price / month Main features Eco $0.99 The Eco plan only protects the message body ...
Can Secure Exchanges read my messages?
No. The messages are end-to-end encrypted. Secure Exchanges cannot read or reconstruct the content.
I've changed computers and Secure Exchanges no longer works. What should I do?
When you change computers, Secure Exchanges must be reinstalled and reactivated on your new device. You can refer to the following installation procedure to reinstall and reactivate Secure Exchanges: How to install and activate Secure Exchanges for ...
My client is not receiving my email sent with Secure Exchanges, what should I do?
Secure Exchange messages are always sent from your own email address. If your client does not receive your message, they should check the following: Unwanted : the message may have been classified as spam. Anti-spam filters : some systems block or ...