Recently we released several new Postmark features for Outbound and for Inbound, designed to make using Postmark even easier as well as including full support for emoji's in messages.
Continue reading • JP Toto wrote in Product news
Today, we pushed a large update of our official .Net client to the Nuget.org feed. Since this is a big update, we’ve written an upgrade guide to help you transition from v1.6 to v2.0, as well as additional wiki documentation to cover all the new features in the client. We expect that for most users of the library, this update will require minimal-to-no changes to your code.
Continue reading • Andrew Theken wrote in Product news
Back in July we launched our DMARC monitoring tool as a labs project, built on top of Postmark’s inbound processing. Since we launched, the service has processed over 100,000 reports for 524 domains. For such a unique email standard we consider this a huge success. It furthers our goal of supporting and encouraging email authentication as we have from day 1 at Postmark.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
On top of delivering new features for a SAAS product, product teams need to work on improving existing features. We recently set out to improve the response time of our bounce API, and a few tweaks made this feature 7 times faster.
Continue reading • Nick Canzoneri wrote in Engineering
Since adding Inbound parsing to Postmark over two years ago, we‘ve processed millions of messages for our customers. We‘ve been adding more and more features to inbound over time as well, such as MX Domain Forwarding, retries, and StrippedTextReply. Today we‘re announcing the next set of Inbound features, along with a completely redesigned Server Settings page.
Continue reading • JP Toto wrote in Product news
