Castcadia Overview

Castcadia™ is a feature-rich application designed specifically for managing IBM Lotus Notes/Domino email broadcast traffic or mass mailings. Castcadia completely automates the processing and delivery of broadcasts, allowing organizations to eliminate inefficient or cumbersome processes and reduce overall support costs.


Feature Highlights
HTML/MIME Broadcasting - Send beautiful HTML email newsletters and promotions without Domino rich text to MIME conversion issues. Just create or paste HTML code in the body of a Notes email document and Castcadia delivers a perfectly formatted (text, HTML, or multi-part) MIME email.


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Mail Merge Personalization - Fully personalize broadcast subject lines and body with content from a variety of data sources. No manual importing necessary.
Broadcast Review & Escalation - Extensive workflow-based review functions move broadcasts through custom defined review loops before delivery, preventing broadcast transmission until approved by proper authorities.
Delivery Scheduling - Broadcasts can be delivered immediately, or scheduled for specific dates and times. Broadcasts can also be configured to repeat at selected intervals or according to custom date lists.
Enhanced Group Addressing - Expands the power of Notes/Domino group addressing to include dynamic Domino Directory groups, complex directory queries, SQL queries, LDAP directory groups, and external database sources.
Delivery Throttles - Provide the capability to control the rate of broadcast delivery (x messages per y minutes).
Flexible & Efficient Delivery Architecture - Castcadia moves broadcast delivery traffic outside of the normal Domino routing path, employing a high-performance, multiple delivery point architecture which significantly reduces network bandwidth utilization and contention with regular e-mail.
Please check out our features page for additional details, or download and try the Castcadia evaluation version.

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