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- 2. Business Benefits The Confluence Email Importer plugin allows you to find Emails using Search and then, import the selected Emails and Attachments into your Confluence Spaces Business and project benefits include: Consolidates information in a single location or project area Makes information easier to share within project teams Reduces time searching for important information and email communications Enables greater project team awareness of new information, initiatives, progress and status Makes the management of information much easier
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