Have ICEGATE’s replies checked automatically with your own checking address

In this film

• Settings → Checking by e-mail → Get my own checking address, and why the shared address cannot take a forwarding rule.
• Treat it like a password: anything sent to it is checked, whoever sends it, and reports only ever come to you.
• A forwarding rule in your mail system pointed at it — and Microsoft 365's block on forwarding outside the organisation.
• Gmail's confirmation: it goes to your checking address, so SCMTR passes it on to you with Gmail's own code and link.
• A forwarded reply's report says who sent it and that nobody verified that sender, and its button only ever opens the checker — never a filing ready to record.
• Get a new address if it gets out: the old one, and every rule pointed at it, stops at once.

Chapters

1. 0:00Settings: get your own checking address
2. 0:44Point a forwarding rule at it
3. 1:08Gmail: confirm the rule
4. 1:34A forwarded reply, and who sent it
5. 2:01Open it in the checker
6. 2:25If the address gets out

Read it instead

The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.

• Checking files by e-mailSend a CSN or an ICEGATE acknowledgement to the checking address and get the whole check back by reply — no sign-in and no upload.