Setting up Email Filters Updated on August 16, 2021 by InMotion Hosting Contributor 1 Minutes, 10 Seconds to Read As we continue our series on organizing your email, we will now explain how to setup email filters and provide helpful links to our step-by-step guides on the topic. Email filters are used to sort incoming emails directly into the corresponding folder. Let’s take for example, you have an e-shop and it delivers emails with the subject “New Order.” You can set up a folder called “New Orders” and have the emails go directly to that folder. Instead of having to sort through the emails every day to find new orders you would then just have to go to the single folder where the email filter directs moved them. A user level filter can be setup in cPanel and can be setup to affect just one address, or all email addresses in the account. When you setup an email filter in Webmail, it will only work on that single email account. Here are some articles to help you set up email filters in cPanel and Webmail How to Setup Email Filters Here are some articles to help you set up email filters in cPanel and WebMail (Horde): How to Create an Email Filter in Webmail Creating user level filters in cPanel How to Create an Email Filter in Horde Congratulations, now you know more about email filters and how to set them up! Check back for additional articles on this topic in the future. Share this Article IC InMotion Hosting Contributor Content Writer InMotion Hosting contributors are highly knowledgeable individuals who create relevant content on new trends and troubleshooting techniques to help you achieve your online goals! More Articles by InMotion Hosting Related Articles How to Import Email Accounts and Forwarders into cPanel How to Configure Mailbox Quota Notifications How to Login to SquirrelMail SpamAssassin: Fighting Spam How to Fix the “550 No Such User Here” Email Error How to Setup an Email AutoResponder in cPanel Logging into Horde How to Change an Email Password in cPanel and Webmail How to Purchase InMotion Hosting Professional Email in AMP What is MailChannels and How it Benefits You