Customer Sends and Unread Mail in One Daily Digest
The EuroMail operator digest combines unread mail, delivery problems and sends per customer, with sub-account breakdowns and a separate line for platform mail.
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The EuroMail operator digest combines unread mail, delivery problems and sends per customer, with sub-account breakdowns and a separate line for platform mail.
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euromail now reads every attachment you send, refuses programs, scripts and other risky files, scans the rest for viruses, and tells you exactly which file was refused and why.
euromail now asks for a card check when an account shows the signs of spam: a burst of mail from a brand-new account, a domain registered last week, or bounces and complaints. Everyone else never sees it, and nothing is charged.
The euromail template editor renders your email the way a send does, with sample data, a phone-width view, checks for common mistakes, a test send to yourself, and a record of which version every email used.
EuroMail's operator view now separates verification, sending restrictions, and sending history, so a new account does not look established before it has sent anything.
euromail now checks every email it receives for you three ways instead of one, and shows which server sent it and where that server is. The dashboard, your webhooks and agent mailboxes all tell you whether the sender could prove the address people actually read.
The analytics page is now one page built around your delivery rate, what changed since the last period, and which domain or tag is behind it.
Mail sent to an address with no route used to vanish. It now bounces, the refusal is listed in the dashboard with a one-click fix, and a route's webhook URL is finally called.
Cancelling a plan and deleting an account are now buttons in the dashboard. Deletion stops sending at once and erases the data a week later, so a wrong click is not final.
The euromail dashboard has a new overview, nine sections instead of twenty-seven links, a search that finds pages by what they are about, and bounced emails that explain themselves.
Agent mailboxes used to show only what came in. Now every thread keeps both sides of the conversation, and you can reply or start a new one straight from the dashboard.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC each solve a different part of one problem: proving an email really came from your domain. Learn what each record checks, how they interact, and how to roll them out without breaking delivery.
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