About email aliases
An email alias is a method of mapping a nickname to your email address. Whenever someone sends email to one of your aliases, the message is sent to your actual email address.
For example, you could create an alias for your Sales department called sales. When anyone sends email to sales@<yourdomain.com>, the message is delivered to your email address.
Aliases can be set up to use responders. Responders are prepared replies that are returned automatically to incoming email. For example, if you have an alias called sales, you might want to add a responder that automatically returns information about your sales department to the sender.
To set up an alias to use a responder, you first create an alias, then add a responder to it.
Note: You must choose an name that is not already being used as an alias on your domain.
You can view, add, and remove your email aliases.