A few days ago The Spamhaus Project published a response to some observations and assumptions made by large ESPs over what they felt were new ways of handling spam traps. Right around the holiday, big senders noticed that transactional emails were causing their IPs to get listed with Spamhaus.
Continue reading • Natalie Nagele wrote in Email delivery
The past seven days have been a whirlwind. I know a lot of our customers have noticed some issues with activity and sending the last few days after our migration. I want to give an update on what happened and what we have to look forward to.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Engineering
While you trust Postmark to send your emails, you also rely on our stats and digests to keep you updated on how it’s going. Email sending stats are something that can involve multiple people you’re working with. For a long time you’ve been asking for a way to share digests or server stats with your team members and clients. Now it’s easy to do, just invite them to your Postmark account.
Continue reading • Artem Chistyakov wrote in Product news
At Postmark, our goal is to be an extension of your infrastructure – you set it up once and then forget about it. This can cause problems though – while we’re sending your emails with no issues, you aren’t really keeping an eye on problems (like bounces, spam, etc). Yesterday we launched a new major feature which will help you keep track of your servers’ activity without needing to login – weekly digests.
Continue reading • Eugene Fedorenko wrote in Product news
A few weeks ago we did a little contest for Postmark inbound. It was originally just a little script we wanted to write for ourselves, but we figured we would offer some credits and give people the opportunity to build something around our tools.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
