OfficeLine e-mail allows to execute e-banking and similar services based on communication via e-mail messages.
Using the OfficeLine E–mail module, it is possible to provide clients with all standard services. When used in banking, the services can include providing general information (such as an exchange list), or private information (account balances, account statements, etc.), or entering banking operations (such as a payment order, establishing a time deposit, etc.).
OfficeLine E-mail offers clients the opportunity to quickly enter a required operation or find the needed information, from anywhere the client has access to a device capable of sending and receiving e-mails (a computer connected to the Internet, a mobile phone). The module can be used for the implementation of a widely accessible e-banking service, suitable especially for retail and medium-sized clients.
Integration with Other Modules
OfficeLine E-mail can be used for extending the range of services accessible through other modules. For instance, web pages (OfficeLine WWW) can allow clients to configure information and notification sending (e.g. when the account balance changes) via e-mail.

Principle of OfficeLine E-mail Module Operation

The client enters e-mail messages in a predefined structure similar to SMS messages (see OfficeLine GSM). OfficeLine E–mail ensures:
  Checking the e-mail message sent by the client and delivering it to further processing,

  Or, sending a reply to the client's request, or any other information, as an e-mail message to the client's address.

Available Security Features

The security of provided services is ensured by the authentification of the message sender (client), or also by the verification of message integrity or encrypting.
Elements that can be used to secure the provided services
  Safety password for the authentication of the client (message sender).

  Token for the authentication of the client (message sender) and to ensure the integrity of the message being sent.

  Encrypting of e-mails sent in both directions within a special program.

  Transaction limits (maximum permitted amounts).