The mail that needed an answer, at the top.
Institutional mail arrives faster than anyone reads it, and the message that needed a reply is somewhere below forty that did not. UAI sorts for what requires action.
The critical mail comes first, automatically.
Two priority lanes
P1 (Urgent) covers security and infrastructure alerts; P2 (Important) covers schedule changes, answer scripts and academic updates.
Urgent first, always
The Urgent tab keeps critical mail visible without wading through everything else.
Search when you need to
Search subjects, message bodies and attachments across your inbox, or open Email Search for a focused query.
Nothing lost
Attachments are counted and labelled on each message, and "End of Queue" tells you when you've seen it all.
Sorted before you even open it.
Network maintenance tonight at 11 PM
Flagged the instant it arrives.
Unusual sign-in attempt on your account
Security alerts always land in the Urgent lane.
CS201: Answer scripts available
P2 · Important, with its PDF attachment flagged before you open it.
Lab moved to Friday
Schedule changes are classified P2 · Important automatically.
Classified automatically
Every message is sorted into P1 (Urgent) or P2 (Important) the moment it's fetched, with no manual filing.
Attachments flagged
Attachment counts show on the message before you open it, so you know what's inside first.