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SharedConX for Microsoft Exchange review

Windows server and client software that assigns shared mailbox permissions in Microsoft Exchange through security groups, sold to business customers as a yearly subscription from GBP 15.47.

Worth it

This is a niche B2B tool with a clearly described job: tie shared mailbox rights in Exchange to security group membership and keep an audit trail. The seller is fully identified, the page is specific about supported Exchange setups, and the one headline result is presented as a single customer report with a caveat. The weak point is the price structure. The form bills GBP 15.47 a year (plus VAT where it applies) as an auto-renewing subscription, but the page says the fee is per managed mailbox, and neither page nor form states how many mailboxes one purchase covers. IT buyers should confirm licence scope with the seller before ordering; with that clarified and the 60-day refund window, it is a reasonable offer to evaluate.

Price
$15.47
Billing
Annual subscription: GBP 15.47 per year, renews yearly
Best for
IT teams at companies with 50 or more staff that manage many shared mailboxes in Exchange or Exchange Online
Not for
Consumers and small offices; the seller sells only to business customers

SharedConX for Microsoft Exchange at a glance

SharedConX is software for IT teams that run Microsoft Exchange On-Premises, Hybrid or Exchange Online. According to the sales page and the order form, it grants and revokes Full Access, Read, Send As and Send on Behalf permissions on shared mailboxes automatically when someone is added to or removed from a security group, logs every change for audits, can add shared mailboxes as separate Outlook accounts with notifications, and analyses and cleans up existing permissions. It comes as SharedConX.Server for management and SharedConX.Client for workstations, as an immediate Windows download. The page cites one customer, a financial-sector deployment in Liechtenstein with about 1,500 mailboxes, reporting a 70% cut in admin workload, and says results depend on the environment. Billing is annual and renews automatically; the FAQ says the price is per managed mailbox with automatic volume discounts, and buyers must confirm they purchase as a business. The seller, peerfect.systems Ltd in Manchester, publishes a full imprint.

Format
Windows software: SharedConX.Server and SharedConX.Client
Supported setups
Exchange On-Premises, Hybrid and Exchange Online
Price
GBP 15.47 per year for US buyers, GBP 18.41 with German VAT; per-mailbox basis per the FAQ
Billing
Annual subscription, renews yearly unless cancelled
Refund window
60 days on the order form
Seller
peerfect.systems Ltd, Manchester, UK; phone and email in the imprint
Buyer type
Business customers only
Digistore24 ID
704902

A clear job for Exchange admins

The page and form list the permission types handled, the supported Exchange setups, the audit log and the account mapping feature.

For offer clarity we give 6.5.

Yearly renewal, unclear unit

The form bills GBP 15.47 a year and renews automatically, while the FAQ says pricing is per managed mailbox without saying how many one licence covers.

For pricing honesty we give 4.0.

Full imprint

The imprint names peerfect.systems Ltd with a Manchester address, a representative, a phone number and an email address.

For vendor transparency we give 8.0.

60 days to decide

The order form and the page both state a 60-day refund window from the date of purchase.

For refund terms we give 8.0.

One customer result, with a caveat

The 70% workload figure is attributed to one deployment, and the page adds that results depend on the environment.

For claim discipline we give 6.5.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Seller fully identified with address and phone
  • Works with On-Premises, Hybrid and Exchange Online
  • Audit log of every permission change
  • 60-day refund window

What does not

  • Auto-renewing yearly subscription
  • Page says per-mailbox pricing but the form does not state how many mailboxes are covered
  • Business customers only

SharedConX for Microsoft Exchange FAQ

Is this a one-time purchase?

No. The form bills yearly and renews automatically unless you cancel before the renewal date.

How much does it cost?

The US form charges GBP 15.47 per year; the German form adds VAT to GBP 18.41. The FAQ says billing is per managed mailbox.

Which Exchange versions does it support?

The page names On-Premises, Hybrid and Exchange Online.

Can individuals buy it?

No. Buyers must confirm they are purchasing as a business customer.

What is the refund window?

60 days from the date of purchase, per the form and the page.

The bottom line

This is a niche B2B tool with a clearly described job: tie shared mailbox rights in Exchange to security group membership and keep an audit trail. The seller is fully identified, the page is specific about supported Exchange setups, and the one headline result is presented as a single customer report with a caveat. The weak point is the price structure. The form bills GBP 15.47 a year (plus VAT where it applies) as an auto-renewing subscription, but the page says the fee is per managed mailbox, and neither page nor form states how many mailboxes one purchase covers. IT buyers should confirm licence scope with the seller before ordering; with that clarified and the 60-day refund window, it is a reasonable offer to evaluate.

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