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Agreements, station paperwork and customer details kept in secured company inboxes, not on a tech's phone.

Security companies email documents that carry real responsibility: signed monitoring agreements, cancellation confirmations, alarm permit forms and messages from the station. They belong in shared, secured company inboxes on your own domain.

Why home security & smart home is different

The paperwork in a security inbox is sensitive and long-lived

An installer's email carries signed agreements that run for years, cancellation requests that have to be dated, permit and registration forms for the cities you work in, correspondence from the monitoring station about specific accounts, and app invitations tied to customers' homes. Some of that includes addresses, schedules and system details a burglar would value. Leaving it in personal webmail accounts that leave with the employee is a risk to customers and to the company.

Homeowners also judge the company by the address on the agreement. A monitoring contract from a free webmail address looks temporary, and a company domain with proper authentication is both more trustworthy and less likely to land in spam when renewal and rate notices go out.

What it has to do

What email has to do for a security company

Without these, important mail lands in a personal account or in front of the wrong person.

A billing inbox for agreements and cancellations

One shared address receives signed agreements, payment questions and cancellation requests, with the date of each request preserved so notice periods are measured correctly.

A station inbox

Correspondence from your monitoring partner goes to one address the office manager watches, so account changes and signal issues never wait in a tech's personal mail.

A permits and registration inbox

City alarm registrations, renewal notices and false alarm letters arrive at one address registered with each city, and get filed to the matching account.

Tight access to customer data

Two-step sign-in for every mailbox, no forwarding to personal accounts, and access removed the day someone leaves. Customer system details deserve the same care as card numbers.

Documents sent from the account record

The CRM sends agreements, proposals and invoices under the company address, so a copy lives on the account and can be resent without searching anyone's inbox.

What we build for home security & smart home

What we set up

Mail runs on your domain under a provider account in the company's name.

Mailboxes and shared inboxes

Named mailboxes for each person and shared billing, station, permits and partner inboxes on a mainstream provider, with your company as the owner.

Security settings switched on

Two-step sign-in required, external forwarding blocked, sign-in alerts on, and a written checklist for removing access when staff change.

Authentication for deliverability

SPF, DKIM and DMARC records configured and checked, so renewal notices and agreements arrive in the inbox rather than spam.

Signatures without personal details

Company name, office line, a link to the service request page and the 911 note for emergencies. No personal cell numbers.

How we build business email for every trade
In your name

What you own on day one.

Every account is opened in your company's name with you as the owner. If you ever leave, you change a password, not your business.

How pricing and ownership work

Registered to your home security & smart home company, not to us
  • Domain, hosting and the site files
  • Phone numbers and call recordings
  • The CRM and its database
  • Email and text lists, with consent records
  • Google Business Profile and every listing
  • Analytics and Search Console
Questions

Business Email for home security & smart home, answered.

Do I need shared inboxes if I only have a few employees?

Yes. Agreements, cancellations and station messages need to be seen by whoever handles them that day, and they need to stay with the company when someone leaves.

Should customer passcodes ever be sent by email?

No. Keep verbal passcodes with the monitoring station or in restricted CRM fields, and handle changes by phone with identity checks.

Can you migrate our mail from personal accounts?

Yes. We move business mail and contacts into the new mailboxes, set forwarding during the switch, and leave the old accounts readable until you confirm nothing is missing.

Business Email for home security & smart home. Owned by you.

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