- STAGE:
- Design
Jifflenow: BCC Archive Email Support for All Outbound Notifications
Enterprise customers in regulated industries are required by internal information security policies to archive all external email communications to a designated company address. Until now, Jifflenow has lacked BCC capability, meaning every meeting-related email sent through the platform has bypassed these archiving mandates entirely. Jifflenow now supports a per-customer BCC configuration that automatically copies every outbound email, i.e., invitations, confirmations, reminders, cancellations, and notifications, to a designated archive address. This removes a critical compliance blocker for enterprise accounts and protects renewals in regulated industries.
Key Highlights
Automatic BCC: Every outbound Jifflenow email, including invitations, confirmations, reminders, cancellations, and notifications, is automatically BCC'd to the customer's designated archive address when configured.
Invisible Archive: The BCC address is never visible to primary recipients, i.e., the To, CC, and email content remain completely unchanged for all attendees and users.
Full Coverage: BCC applies to both external attendee emails and internal user notifications, ensuring no outbound communication is missed in the archive.
CSM Configured: Customer Success Managers can enable and manage the BCC archive address directly from Company Basic Settings
Why Does It Matter
Compliance Unblocked: Enterprise customers in regulated industries can now use Jifflenow without violating internal email archiving mandates, removing a security review blocker.
Enterprise Confidence: Delivering a capability required by regulated industries signals that Jifflenow is built for enterprise-grade security requirements, not just event logistics.
Zero Disruption: Enabling BCC requires no changes to email content, send logic, or the end-user experience; it is entirely invisible to meeting participants.
Note
BCC configuration is enabled per customer account and is managed by the Customer Success Manager from Company Basic Settings.
No changes are made to the content, formatting, or delivery of emails to primary recipients when BCC is enabled.
Accounts without a BCC address configured are unaffected; existing email behavior remains unchanged.