Custom Email Domains

Thanks to the Distribution Manager, Voucherify works as an email provider and delivers messages to your end customers. In this guide, we'll show you how to customize the default sending address by connecting with your email domain. 

If you want to send emails via Voucherify with your domain, you should run through the following process of domain verification. In this way, your receivers can be confident that the emails have been sent by your team and with your permission. With a verified domain, messages are also less likely to go to the junk or spam folder.

To manage this, you need to use a technology called DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) to sign the messages you want to send on your behalf. Third parties can verify these signatures against the DNS record you set up for your domain. 

Verify your domain

Go to the Project settings > General and find a section titled Email Settings.

This page contains the information you'll need to add to DNS records for each of the domains you use as part of your sender addresses. You will see a Success status when the verification is successful.

If two or more of your sender addresses use the same domain, then you only need to configure one DNS entry to enable DKIM signing for mail sent using any of these addresses.