mxHERO is an enterprise-oriented email management, security, and AI context platform. It connects a company's email system with the cloud storage users already have, automatically archiving every email and attachment into Box, Egnyte, SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive, organizing them by client, matter, or project, and supporting retrieval via metadata. The platform emphasizes not changing users' habits for sending and receiving email, while making email records usable, secure, and searchable.
Its main capabilities cover three areas. First, email management: automatically archive emails and attachments to designated cloud storage, organize them by client, matter, or project, and make them searchable via metadata. Second, email security: replace attachments with secure links, securely preview inbound files, keep sensitive content out of inboxes and devices, and automatically apply retention and compliance policies. Third, AI context: give Claude, ChatGPT, and users' own agents access to company email archived across accounts and over multiple years, with access scope defined by rules and available only to authorized users.
For AI retrieval, mxHERO supports searching across teams and departments rather than looking through inboxes one by one; it is thread-aware, removing duplicates and quoted replies before the AI sees the content; and it works with Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP or OpenAPI client. Users can ask the AI "when, and by whom, was what agreement reached," and the platform searches across all captured accounts and years of archives, returning a clear summary with links to the source emails and attachments.
At the core of the platform is the Mail2Cloud rules engine, which can apply rules to email headers, bodies, and attachments at any stage: when sent or received, while sitting in the mailbox, and after archiving. Rules support simple patterns and regular expressions, can incorporate AI models and custom prompts, and can select only the emails a user specifies based on characteristics such as patterns in the sender, recipient, subject, body, or attachments.
In terms of how it is used, mxHERO connects the email environment to cloud storage, and teams send and receive email the same way as before. The process is roughly three steps: capture and governance, where rules determine which accounts and content are captured, and retention, metadata, and access controls are applied when emails and attachments are archived; teams find and share emails in the tools they already use; and AI retrieves across accounts and archives through a permissioned gateway. Initial setup usually takes less than an hour, and end users do not need to change how they work; historical content loading time depends on the volume of data.
Applicable scenarios include email governance and compliance for enterprises, public institutions, and financial institutions, protection of sensitive content, scenarios such as legal and insurance that require traceable email records, and enabling AI to provide answers based on enterprise email. The platform claims to have connected Google Workspace, IMAP and archives, mxHERO Secure Share, and any MCP or OpenAPI client.
On security and compliance, mxHERO is a SOC 2 Type II certified platform, has received Box Partner of the Year and email security awards, keeps data in cloud platforms users already control, and offers AI data residency in all major global regions. AI does not touch the original mailbox; emails are captured into governed storage, and every AI query is authenticated, permission-controlled, and audited. Capture rules can be broad or narrow, for example, only customer communications, only emails containing a project ID, or only specific domains or accounts. The platform extends rather than replaces the systems users already have, such as Box, Egnyte, SharePoint, or Google Drive, and can capture email in real time or import decades of historical email and archives.
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