Transactional email doesn’t get as much attention from business owners as, say, their weekly newsletter. This isn’t good, and not just because we run Postmark. Transactional mail is your one-to-one communication with your customer, effectively building your relationship, more than any marketing email.
Continue reading • Natalie Nagele wrote in Email delivery
Ever since we started working on Postmark we decided we would have a cool REST API that uses simple JSON as transport. Being mostly web developers ourselves, we wanted to help people break away from the SMTP tyranny. As most people around, we hated SMTP — it’s an ancient protocol and its age shows... Now we have gone back to the SMTP roots and have provided an SMTP endpoint that you can use to send messages through Postmark. Simple as that — you configure your SMTP credentials and just start sending.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
Last week we launched our new bounces UI for Postmark. We significantly cleaned up the delivery issues page trying to both give you a better tool for visualizing bounces and spam complaints and introduce our new features: tags, bounce dumps, inactive bounces. We are proud with the user interface, but having a UI is not always the best thing you can do. What if you had in mind a different way to visualize delivery issues? What if you want to tightly integrate your application with Postmark and fetch and display bounces directly in your dashboard instead of requiring users to use the Postmark UI? Now you can do that!
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
We have been hard at work improving the way we handle bounces on Postmark. The newest additions to our service are support for tagging emails and disabling delivery to addresses that do not want your email.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
You might have been one of the “lucky” few that tried to pass a comma separated list of email in the To field of a Postmark message just to get back the “Multiple recipients not supported” error. Or maybe you are one of the guys that have been wondering “How come they don’t support Cc or Bcc?” We have been reluctant to add that feature.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
