A Gmail or Yahoo address on a quotation costs trust. And business email set up without SPF, DKIM and DMARC quietly lands in spam. We set it up once, correctly, in your name.
Asli One sets up business email on your own domain with Google Workspace or Zoho Mail, configures SPF, DKIM and DMARC so your messages are trusted and delivered, moves existing mail across, and sets up phones and laptops. The domain and mail accounts are registered in your company's name; mailbox fees are paid by you directly to Google or Zoho.
The parts that decide whether your quotation is read or filtered.
Registered or moved into your company's name, with DNS you can see and control.
Google Workspace or Zoho Mail — we explain the trade-off and you choose.
The three records that prove your mail is really from you. Google and Yahoo require them for bulk senders (Google’s sender guidelines).
Old mailboxes and contacts migrated, so nobody loses history.
sales@, accounts@ and hello@ routed to the right people without buying extra seats.
Phones, laptops and Outlook set up, with two-step sign-in switched on.
| If you | Usually choose |
|---|---|
| Already live in Gmail, Google Drive and Google Meet | Google Workspace |
| Want the lowest cost per mailbox | Zoho Mail |
| Use Microsoft Office every day | Microsoft 365 — we set that up too |
| Only need a few addresses forwarded to existing inboxes | Email forwarding — sometimes free with your domain |
Price: a one-off setup, quoted in writing by number of mailboxes and how much mail moves. Mailbox subscriptions are paid by you directly to Google, Zoho or Microsoft. Prices are in Indian rupees for India; GST is added where it applies.
Three DNS records that tell receiving mail servers which servers may send for your domain, sign your messages, and say what to do with fakes. Without them, mail is more likely to go to spam.
Yours. The domain and mail accounts are registered to your company; we are added as an administrator.
No. We migrate existing mailboxes before switching over.
Usually. We check your SPF, DKIM and DMARC records and your sending setup, and tell you what is wrong before fixing it.
No. You pay Google, Zoho or Microsoft directly, so the subscription is always yours.