SpamFoo User and Domain Administrator Dashboard

SpamFoo is an AI-driven antispam and classification engine that is available to all SmarterMail users. While the antispam capabilities are managed by the server administrator, when enabled, SpamFoo's classification engine is available for free to all users. As such, each user has access to the SpamFoo Dashboard, which provides insight into how SpamFoo classifies messages and offers users the ability to set up some default antispam settings (when antispam is enabled) and default classification rules. Think of it as the "behind the scenes" view of the classification tabs and spam filtering you see in webmail: the dashboard shows you what SpamFoo has been doing with your mail, and lets you adjust its decisions.

There is one dashboard that caters to both users and domain administrators. The main difference is that domain administrators will see an additional option for their role that provides domain-level details and options. Both views are covered below.

Opening the Dashboard

To open the SpamFoo Dashboard, go to the Email area of webmail and click the Actions (⋮) icon at the top of the folder pane, then select SpamFoo Dashboard. The dashboard opens in its own browser window, so you can keep it open alongside webmail. You're signed in automatically — no separate login is required.

Note: The SpamFoo Dashboard menu item only appears when SpamFoo email classifications have been enabled by your administrator and are enabled for your account, or when SpamFoo is being used as an antispam option. (Or both.) When email classification is disabled for a user or domain, only antispam items (e.g., My Rules) will display, and if only email classification is enabled, and antispam is disabled, only classification information is displayed. For more information on classifications themselves, see Managing Email Folders.

Dashboard Details

Details on what is displayed on the SpamFoo dashboard can be found in the SpamFoo Help Documentation.