EVERJUST sends transactional and marketing email — invoices, invitations, campaigns. Reliable delivery needs an outbound mail provider and the right DNS.
Outbound mail
Configure an SMTP provider so the platform can send. Each workspace is wired to send through your verified sending domain, so mail comes from an address you control.
DNS records
Email deliverability depends on DNS records on your sending domain:
- SPF — authorizes your provider to send for the domain.
- DKIM — signs your mail so receivers can verify it.
- DMARC — tells receivers what to do with mail that fails the above.
Add the records your provider gives you, then verify them in the provider's dashboard before sending at volume.
Inbound mail (aliases)
Workspaces can receive mail at aliases — for example, replies that post back to a record's chatter, or a catch-all for bounces. Configure your alias domain and the bounce and catch-all aliases.
Warm up new domains
A brand-new sending domain has no reputation. Ramp volume gradually so your mail lands in inboxes, not spam.
Related
- Used by Email Marketing.
- Domain names
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