HONG KONG, July 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- From July 8 to 10, 2026, Coremail participated in the Asia LEAP East International Technology and Information Technology Exhibition 2026 held in Hong Kong, showcasing its Coremail AI-Native Secure Email System.
The company engaged with technology enterprises, partners and industry professionals from Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and global markets to explore the latest developments in enterprise communications, email security and intelligent workplace solutions in the era of artificial intelligence.
Building on the success of Saudi LEAP, LEAP East served as a platform connecting technology innovation and business opportunities across the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions. The exhibition focused on key technology areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, fintech, smart cities and emerging technologies. It brought together more than 25,000 professional visitors and 300 exhibitors, providing a platform for technology companies, investment institutions and industry partners to exchange insights and explore collaboration opportunities.
During the exhibition, Coremail highlighted its AI-Native Secure Email System, which integrates artificial intelligence deeply into enterprise email workflows through a large language model (LLM)-powered cognitive engine. Built around two key capabilities, AI Agent-driven Intelligent Workflows and Comprehensive Security Protection, the system helps organisations improve productivity while strengthening enterprise email security.
AI Agent-driven Intelligent Workflows
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded into enterprise productivity, Coremail's AI-Native Secure Email System uses AI Agents as execution units, combined with the ReAct autonomous execution framework and MCP (Model Context Protocol), to transform enterprise email from traditional manual operations into Agent-driven collaboration.
The system supports key enterprise email scenarios including email classification, scheduling, approval workflows, collaborative work, email analytics and system operations. It enables advanced applications such as deep email search, meeting coordination, intelligent email analysis and automated classification.
Through its multi-Agent collaboration architecture and AI-powered dashboard, users can identify critical information faster, reduce information overload and improve information processing efficiency and cross-functional collaboration.
The system also supports MCP, allowing enterprises to securely connect third-party tools, APIs and business systems within a sandboxed environment. This enables enterprise email to evolve beyond a traditional communication channel into an intelligent gateway for enterprise workflows, connecting people, data, applications and AI capabilities.
Comprehensive Security Protection
As AI adoption accelerates, enterprises are facing increasingly sophisticated email security challenges. The Coremail AI-Native Secure Email System integrates AI Agent-driven phishing detection and defense, sender identity verification, spam protection, LLM-powered semantic understanding, adaptive learning engines and multimodal threat detection capabilities.
These capabilities enable enterprises to identify emerging phishing attacks, business email compromise (BEC) and unknown threats more effectively, strengthening overall email security protection.
The system also combines the ReAct framework with a user-level sandbox model and follows the principle of least privilege to isolate AI execution environments from enterprise data. This approach enables organisations to benefit from AI-driven productivity improvements while maintaining data security, governance and compliance requirements.
Coremail CTO Tim Lin said: "AI is accelerating the transformation of how enterprises work, but security remains the foundation for successful AI adoption. Coremail will continue integrating AI deeply with enterprise email, delivering smarter, safer and more efficient enterprise communication and collaboration experiences."
During the exhibition, Coremail engaged with enterprise representatives, partners and industry professionals from different regions to exchange insights on AI-native enterprise applications, email security and intelligent workplace solutions. The company also shared its latest practices in combining enterprise email with AI technologies while exploring new opportunities for international collaboration.
Looking ahead, Coremail will continue advancing AI-native technology innovation and expanding the integration of artificial intelligence with enterprise email scenarios. Together with global partners, the company aims to help organisations build a new generation of enterprise communications that are more intelligent, secure and efficient.
For more information, please visit: www.coremail.ai
About Coremail: Coremail is a leading enterprise email and collaboration solutions provider with over 27 years of innovation in secure communication technologies. Serving over 20,000 enterprise customers and supporting over 1 billion end users, Coremail is recognized for its stability, scalability, and AI-driven capabilities, with solutions widely adopted across government, finance, education, healthcare, and energy sectors.
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Coremail Presents AI-Native Secure Email System at LEAP East 2026
New Prospa and YouGov research finds SMEs would put an average of nearly $9,400 a month through a rewards-enabled payment platform, while only 8% currently route B2B payments through platforms offering rewards
SYDNEY, Nov. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Australian small and medium businesses could be missing out on rewards from thousands of dollars in necessary business spending each month, as rising operating costs continue to put pressure on margins.
New research from Australian fintech Prospa and YouGov found 84% of Australian SMEs have experienced rising operational costs, while 80% say unavoidable expenses have squeezed their margins over the past 12 months.
With businesses already paying suppliers, bills and other operating costs, the findings suggest SMEs are increasingly looking for ways to get more value from spending they cannot avoid.
Two in three Australian SMEs would use a rewards-enabled payment platform if given the option, yet only 8% currently use one for B2B payments. SMEs said they would put an average of $9,398 a month through a platform that offered rewards.
Beau Bertoli, Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer at Prospa, said: "Every business has regular expenses that need to be paid, regardless of the economic environment. This research shows there is an opportunity for business owners to get more value from those everyday payments, rather than viewing them as simply a cost of doing business.
"Australian SMEs are looking for more value from the unavoidable costs of running a business. Two in three would put overheads through a rewards-enabled payment platform if given the option, yet only 8% currently route B2B payments through one. That gap shows rewards-enabled business payments remain a largely untapped opportunity."
Most SMEs are not earning rewards on B2B payments
The research found Australian SMEs currently use several methods to earn value from business spending:
- 23% use a business card that earns points, cashback or rewards.
- 14% negotiate rebates or loyalty benefits directly with suppliers.
- 8% use a B2B payment platform that offers rewards.
- A further 20% are actively looking for ways to get value or rewards from money they already spend.
"The results show that rewards are already part of how some SMEs approach business spending, although the methods used differ," Bertoli said.
"For some businesses, this means using rewards cards to get more value from everyday spending. Others are negotiating rebates with suppliers or routing B2B payments through platforms offering rewards. The opportunity is to give more SMEs practical ways to get greater value from spending that is already part of running their business."
SMEs would put thousands through rewards-enabled business payments
The amount Australian SMEs would put through a rewards-enabled payment platform varied by business size and structure:
- Across all SMEs surveyed, the average was $9,398 a month.
- Non-sole traders would put through an average of $14,682 a month.
- Sole traders would put through an average of $6,214 a month.
- One in five SMEs would put at least $10,000 of monthly business spending through one.
Non-sole traders were also more likely to actively look for value or rewards from money they already spend, at 27%, compared with 16% of sole traders.
"The level of interest naturally depends on the size and structure of each business, as every business faces its own unique expenses and payment volumes. That's why it's important to recognise that solutions need to be flexible to meet these diverse needs," Bertoli said.
"We launched Prospa Rewards because small businesses told us they want their everyday spending to work harder. Business owners already have suppliers, bills and other operating costs to pay. This is about helping them get something back from the spending that is part of their business."
About Prospa Rewards
The findings come following the launch of Prospa Rewards, a business rewards platform designed to help eligible Australian small businesses earn value from eligible business payments and transactions they already make.
Eligible customers can earn one Prospa Point for every $1 paid on eligible transactions. Prospa Points can be redeemed for selected business essentials and gift cards, or converted to Qantas Frequent Flyer Points.
Eligibility criteria, transaction requirements and redemption terms apply.
About Prospa
Prospa is a leading fintech committed to unleashing the potential of every small business in Australia and New Zealand. We do this by developing fast, flexible, stress-free lending solutions and financial management tools that help businesses thrive.
At Prospa, we're deeply committed to making a meaningful impact on the small business community and on our people. Since 2012, Prospa has helped over 45,000 small businesses access over $5 billion in business funding, working with over 20,000 partners, including brokers, accountants, and aggregator partners, to help unlock business funding for their small business clients.
In addition to our commitment to supporting SMEs, Prospa has also been recognised for its workplace practices, culture, and values, culminating in our certification as a Great Place to Work in Australia, a Great Place to Work in Technology, and, in 2025, a Great Place to Work for Women.
For more information about Prospa, visit prospa.com
Methodology
All figures, unless otherwise stated, are from YouGov. Total sample size was 500 adults. Fieldwork was undertaken between 30th July – 13th August 2026. The survey was carried out online. The figures have been weighted and are representative of all Australian business owners and primary decision makers of businesses with fewer than 50 employees (aged 18+).
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Prospa research: Two in three Aussie SMEs want rewards on their bills, yet only 8% are cashing in on supplier payments
