AweSync.Mail is a specialized desktop synchronization software designed to transfer and mirror emails and contacts between HCL/IBM Lotus Notes and Google (Gmail). By bridge-linking these platforms, users can easily access their corporate Lotus Notes communication data on consumer mobile devices like iPhones or Androids using Google as an intermediate cloud storage. Key Features
Preserved Formatting: Text styling, file attachments, and embedded inline images from Lotus Notes emails remain intact when pushed to Gmail.
Folder Structure Integrity: The tool mirrors and maintains the original organization of your Lotus Notes mail folders inside Google.
Gmail API Integration: Modern versions of the tool utilize the native Gmail API instead of traditional IMAP, allowing for much faster, direct, and stable sync performance.
Cross-Platform Compatibility: AweSync.Mail operates on any Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux system capable of running the local Lotus Notes client. How It Works
Configuration: Users run a local setup wizard on their PC to input their local Lotus Notes password and verify their Google account credentials.
Local Detection: The software automatically detects the user’s local Lotus Notes database path and mail files.
Data Bridging: AweSync.Mail processes data from the local Notes database and uploads it directly to Google.
Mobile Push: Mobile phones then pull the data instantly from Gmail via standard device synchronization. AweSync vs. AweSync.Mail
While the core AweSync program focuses on managing 2-way synchronization for personal schedules (calendars, tasks, and Notebook notebooks), AweSync.Mail is specifically tuned for processing standard mailing workflows and address book migrations.
If you would like to test or set up this migration software, you can find installation packages directly on the AweSync Download Page.
Are you planning to use AweSync for a one-time email migration or for ongoing daily synchronization? Let me know so I can share the best settings for your workflow. AweSync.Mail Product Overview
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