Making sent, non-iCloud email available across iOS devices?

I use iCloud for my personal email. I have a .mac account and it works well. At work, my company email is set up on my Mac and iOS devices, and all incoming email is received on all of them. But my outgoing business email is only stored on the device from which I wrote it. How can I change my setup so that I can access all my sent business email on all devices?
My company email is an IMAP account and is set to use port 993 for outgoing mail. (not that I actually know if this matters, or what I'm even talking about...)
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

No, as I mentioned, my business mail is not an iCloud account. However, I have added the account to my iCloud-enabled devices (iPhone and iPad), and I receive incoming mail on them all. I am looking for a way to see my outgoing, non-iCloud business email on all devices, not just on the device I used to write the email.

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This is been going on for a while. I was hoping the issue would resolves itself with upgrades but it never did.
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On my iOS devices I had an .mac account. No problem sending mails, but for receiving it's an other story!
I sometimes saw some emails pushed on my devices and when I tried to open them, they simply disapeared. Nowhere to be found, not in trash, not in archives, nowhere at all.
Most of the time, I simply never get any emails at all. But, I can always sent some.
I thought by deleting the .mac, .me accounts it would maybe change something, it did not.
I shut down the iCloud account and reopened it, no change either.
Start, restart the devices... no changes.
Every settings are opened and activated in Mail, Contacts, Calendar on both of my devices.
I've search every support communities with no clear answer to resolve my problem.
I could use some help with this anoying situation.
Thank's

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Thank you for clarification.
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