Outlook’s Clutter feature is fundamentally the email client’s way of establishing a priority level in the user’s inbox beyond “Inbox” and “Trash.” More than a simple content filter, Clutter takes messages the user designates as “clutter” and analyzes incoming messages for similarities, moving low-priority messages out of the main information flow and putting them aside for subsequent reference or deletion.
Especially welcome is the complete, convenient integration of the Clutter tool into Outlook’s basic interface. Ilija Sekulov of MailButler quotes Sara Graves, founder of US Title Loans:
“[The Clutter feature] makes the trick on the coolest Outlook tips to increase efficiency. The feature provides many options as you can move the emails manually into the folder, drag and drop or right-click the email and press the Move → Move to Clutter.”
Obviously, Clutter can’t be a complete solution: it still requires the user to monitor the standards it uses to tag low-priority messages to avoid missing important emails and, like all email tools, will occasionally need to be cleaned out. At the same time, it’s a useful, proactive way to tackle an ever-expanding inbox.
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