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In this article we focus on emails digests visualization, namely the graphical representation of a compact set of emails in a single email [26]. The objective of this technique is to synthesize a set of data contained in emails to assist the user in decision-making and results sharing. Our contribution consists in extending the techniques introduced in [26] by describing digests examples, using visualization techniques such as word clouds or graphs. We detail the implementation as a webmail and we discuss our early technical and ergonomic issues observed while deploying this technique in a production context.