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Hi,
You can find the original email address a message was sent to in the message headers. For WebMail this means opening the message by double clicking (not in the standard reading pane) and clicking the envelope + gear icon in the top right of the email. This will open the message headers and allows you to find the original addressed email. (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/workmail/latest/adminguide/email-headers.html)
You can also create a email rule that checks the message headers for an alias and move it to a different inbox to make it a little easier. (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/workmail/latest/userguide/email-rules.html)
Kind regards, Robin
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Thanks for the info. I found that reading the envelop/message headers does provide the info, but is not very human-friendly. I was able to add an email rule to route e-mail addressed to the alias to a specific folder. That solution works for me. It took a few tries to find a rule that worked, but I discovered the trick: in the "is sent to..." rule, I have to precede the address with "smtp:", e.g. smtp:alias@myidentifier.awsapps.com