Integrations: Add your custom email address to send emails

CJPath provides two methods for seamlessly integrating your email service and sending messages with your custom domain name. 

You can opt for the hosted solution, leveraging our service to dispatch emails, or alternatively, you have the flexibility to utilize your own SMTP servers, such as AWS, for this purpose. Additionally, we are in the process of developing Gmail integration, which will be available soon.

Hosted

To get started click "Integrate".


Add your email (1) and sender name (2) then click "Get DNS records".


Now open your domain name provider or DNS service and add DNS records you will get. 
After adding DNS records, click "Verify DNS Records".


After adding your email successfully, you can enable it by clicking the green button mentioned bellow.

SMTP

To add your custom SMTP server, click "Integrate"


Add your SMTP server information and click "Add".


That's it. Your are ready to send emails using your own SMTP server.


Do you have any questions? Please feel free to ask them in the comments section below.

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