Share Inbox Access Without Sharing Your Password: How ImprovMX Makes It Easy

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Managing email access across a team can be tricky, especially when security is a priority. Whether you're an executive working with an assistant or a founder collaborating with a virtual team, you need a way to share inbox visibility without compromising your credentials or disabling two-factor authentication.

That's where ImprovMX's multiple destination forwarding comes in.

The Problem: You Need to Share Inbox Access

Let's say you're the CEO of a startup. You want your assistant to monitor your inbox for urgent messages, but you don't want to:

  • Share your Gmail password
  • Disable 2FA
  • Risk exposing sensitive data

Traditional solutions like account delegation or shared logins are clunky and insecure. You need something cleaner.

The Solution: Forward Emails to Multiple Destinations

With ImprovMX, you can set up an alias like [email protected] and forward every email to multiple inboxes, yours and your assistant's.

Here's how it works:

  • Log into your ImprovMX dashboard.
  • Go to your domain settings.
  • Create a new alias (e.g., [email protected]).
  • Add multiple destination addresses separated by commas.

To do so, just input your recipients separated by a comma, and all emails to your alias will be forwarded to all specified recipients.

ImprovMX dashboard showing alias and destination configuration

Now, every email sent to [email protected] lands in both inboxes. No shared credentials. No security compromises.

Why This Matters

  • Security-first: No need to disable 2FA or share passwords.
  • Scalable: Add or remove recipients anytime.
  • Flexible: Combine inboxes, webhooks, and automation.

Whether you're managing a team or just want peace of mind, ImprovMX gives you the tools to share access without giving away control.

Matthew Tse

Matthew Tse

Owner and CEO of ImprovMX