Before you can send your first campaign through Flexmail, you need to complete two important steps:
These steps help email providers such as Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo recognize your emails as trustworthy, improving deliverability and reducing the chances of your messages being marked as spam.
To use an email address as a sender:
Flexmail will send a verification email to that address. The owner of the email address must open the email and click Verify my email address. Once verified, the address can be used to send campaigns.
After validating your sender address, you can authenticate your domain.
These records must be added to your domain's DNS zone.
If your domain's DNS is managed through Papaki, you can add the required DNS records from your domain's DNS Zone Management section. Read more here.
If you're unsure how to add the records, you can copy the information provided by Flexmail and contact your domain administrator or our support team for assistance.
After the DNS records have been added, it may take anywhere from a few hours up to 48 hours for DNS changes to fully propagate.
Once Flexmail detects the records successfully, your domain status will appear as active and you'll be able to send campaigns with improved deliverability and sender reputation.
Is domain authentication mandatory?
Technically, domain authentication is not always mandatory. However, it is strongly recommended to ensure the best possible email deliverability.
Can I use multiple sender addresses?
Yes. You can add and validate multiple sender email addresses within Flexmail.
What happens if I don't complete authentication?
Your email deliverability may be negatively affected, and your messages will have a higher chance of being filtered as spam.
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