Introspect
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On-prem, on purpose
Introspect is licensed as a client for your Exchange organization. No mailbox tenancy in our cloud. Your store, your retention, your network path.
On-premises Exchange client
Introspect is a Windows client that talks to your Exchange organization. It is its own product, not a restyle of Outlook. License it per seat, run it on the machines you already manage.
Full product for 30 days, no card required. After that: $10 per seat / year, or $1.50 per seat / month.
Install on Windows. Point it at your Exchange server. Keep mail on premises. Bill the seats you actually use.
Introspect is licensed as a client for your Exchange organization. No mailbox tenancy in our cloud. Your store, your retention, your network path.
Inbox with a real reading pane, a month calendar with a day rail, and a contact list with a detail card. Commands stay; chrome does not look like a stock Windows form.
An IT manager signs in, adds seats, and puts fourteen people on the same subscription. Switch annual and monthly whenever the budget needs it.
Navy, teal, quiet surfaces. Selected rows wash teal. Primary actions are navy. Nothing here is Outlook blue.
Same product on both terms. Annual is the cheaper way to stay current.
Short answers for the person who has to buy this and the person who has to install it.
No. Introspect is a client. Exchange stays on your servers. Users sign into the mailbox you already provision.
Yes. Sign in, open Users, add seats by name and email. Each seat is billed at the account term — $10 / year or $1.50 / month.
Yes. The account screen switches the term for every seat on the bill. The new rate starts at the next renewal, unless you apply it immediately when the processor is wired up.
Yes. Download the client and use the full product for 30 days. Nothing is billed until you create a paid account. After day 30 the client expects a licensed seat.
The subscription stops at the end of the paid period. Seats stay listed so you can resume without retyping the roster.