Email Address Reference
The full story is in Receiving Email; this is the cheat sheet.
Addresses
Section titled “Addresses”| Entity | Address | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Matter M-42 | m42@app.laminar.so | Forward the signed APS to the matter |
| Task T-107 | t107@app.laminar.so | File the search result on the task |
| Trust transaction TT-9 | tt9@app.laminar.so | File the wire confirmation on the transaction |
If you belong to more than one firm, use the firm-qualified form the copy button gives you (m42.your-firm@app.laminar.so); the short form files to your default firm.
Every matter summary, task, and trust transaction has a Copy inbound email address button (the @ icon). Use it instead of typing.
Filing Rules
Section titled “Filing Rules”- Send from your work email, the one on your Laminar account. Other addresses bounce.
- Forward a received email and the original is filed: original sender, original date.
- Bcc the entity address on mail you send from your own client, and it files as outbound.
- Replies to email sent from Laminar thread themselves; no address needed.
- Duplicates are dropped silently; forwarding the same email twice does no harm.
- Attachments stay with the filed email, viewable from the interaction.
When It Bounces
Section titled “When It Bounces”The bounce email tells you what went wrong and quotes your original message. The common ones:
| Bounce says | It means |
|---|---|
| Forward from your work email | The sending address isn’t a user in the firm |
| Check the number and try again | That entity ID doesn’t exist |
| Resend to the exact address | You’re in multiple firms and the short form was ambiguous |
| Account isn’t active | Your Laminar account is deactivated; talk to your administrator |
No bounce and no filed email usually means your sending domain failed authentication (DMARC); those are dropped without reply. Ask your administrator to check your email domain’s setup.