SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) are crucial for the correct creation and transmission of your email templates. Proper configuration of these helps manage your email traffic efficiently. This document will guide you through configuring your SMTP .

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🔐 Basic SMTP Configuration

SMTP Server: Specifies the address of the server to be used for e-mail transmission. This server is required to deliver your emails to the recipient.

SMTP Username: This is the username that allows access to the SMTP server. Emails will be forwarded to the server with these credentials.

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📧 Configuring Sender Information

Configuring the Sender Email Address: Changes the sender email address to a value you specify, creating the impression that the recipient received the email from a specific person or organization.

Sender Name Info: Personalize the sender name shown to email recipients so that your emails can be recognized by the recipient.

SMTP Username Change: This option allows you to change the username used for connection to the SMTP server to a value you specify.

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📧 SMTP Relay Authorization

  • SMTP Relay acts as an authorized intermediary server to transmit your emails through another server. This server ensures your emails reach the actual recipient.

  • Many businesses prefer to use SMTP relay services rather than sending emails directly from their own email servers. This ensures emails are delivered more >reliably, as these services typically have good relationships with major email recipients and make necessary optimizations to prevent emails from being marked as >spam or blocked.

  • SMTP servers require an authentication process to prevent malicious use and to keep email traffic secure.

  • Before running your simulations, you should ensure that your SMTP Relay authorizations are correctly configured.