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I'm really not sure if you
I'm really not sure if you can do this in the freepbx interface, but you can do this pretty easily in Linux proper.
Let's say you've got two sales people, bob@buyme.com and sally@sellit.com. What you do is add an entry in /etc/aliases like so:
sales: bob@buyme.com, sally@sellit.com
then run the command "newaliases" and any messages to sales@localhost will go to those two addresses. So, in freepbx, for your email address you put "sales@localhost".
This advice assumes a lot, such as your system is capable of 1) sending mail in the first place and 2) there are no restrictions on addresses.
You can also of course send
You can also of course send an e-mail to a mail list that is mail enabled. If your mailserver support it. Exchange and others support the creation of serverbased distribution lists that have an e-mail address..
/Hasse