RPostOne Desktop FAQs

Q: What is RPostOne Desktop?

A: RPostOne Desktop is the all-in-one plug & play desktop application by RPost for Windows. It empowers users to send registered and encrypted emails, send forms and documents for e-signature, share large files securely, monitor activities with outgoing emails and attachments, and revoke access to documents or kill them entirely even after the send. All directly from the Windows desktop, Microsoft Office suite applications, as well as any third-party web or desktop application.
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Q: What can I do in RPostOne Desktop?

A: In RPostOne you can:

- Send documents and forms for eSignature.

- Create eSign templates.

- Track and prove email content and attachments send, delivery, open and read, and receive a court-admissible Registered Receipt™.

- Track and monitor activities with your emails by reader IP and receive a real-time Eavesdropping™ notification if RMail detects a suspicious activity.

- Send encrypted emails delivered straight to your recipient’s inbox, with no logins, account creation or installs. Choose transmission or message level encryption, and even have RMail automatically detect and apply the most secure encryption method based on recipient’s server information.

- Share large files securely up to 1GB to any recipient with encryption and configurable self-purging options.

- Monitor activities with your shared documents, and even revoke access (for all readers or individually) or kill documents after the send.

Q: How do I add a document to RPostOne?

A:  There are several ways in which you can add a document or form to the RPostOne app.

Q: Do I need to have an active account to use RPostOne?

A: Yes, you need to have an active RSign or RMail account. If you do not, you can create a free account here.

Q: How do I install RPostOne?

A: Installing RPostOne Desktop is very simple, follow the steps described in this article: Installing RPostOne.