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Can I share labels (= emails with particular labels) across Google Apps for Business users?

I have created label testing that contain results of testing and want to share these emails with other team members.

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Assuming that you're applying labels to the email based on a certain condition, you could edit the existing filter which applies the label to forward the email to your team members

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Might be a solution but as a last instance one. Sharing would be better. The other team members would have to setup their filters and labels.... – Radek Dec 1 '11 at 6:11
there's no other way, to my knowledge. @Radek – Sathya♦ Dec 1 '11 at 6:13
I thought so but I better ask here :-) – Radek Dec 1 '11 at 6:14
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GrexIt (http://grexit.com) helps you to share gmail labels easily with your team members. When you apply a particular shared label on a mail conversation, the conversation will automatically land up in your team members inbox.

GrexIt also allows you to archive the discussions in a shared area and provides easy way to search through them. So along with sharing your labels you can also choose to store them in a central repository (with access controls) from where other team members can access them later.

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grexit is not working is there any other solution – pal Jan 8 at 22:56
@pal You should probably get in touch with the Grexit support. They have a decently large number of active users so it is very unlikely that it won't work for you. Apart from Grexit, there is no other plug and play solution that I know of. You can give Google Groups collaborative inbox a try but it requires you to CC every email to a group email-id – Nands May 10 at 12:28

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