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Connect your domain
Give your product’s emails a sending identity of their own.
Choose a sending domain
Use a domain you own. A subdomain such as mail.example.com can give application email a distinct sending identity. Make sure you have access to manage its DNS records.
Add authentication records
Your sending service provides the records to publish. DKIM uses a signature to help receiving servers authenticate messages. SPF lists the servers permitted to send for an envelope-sender domain. Copy the exact names and values provided for your setup.
Verify the records
After publishing the records, request verification in your workspace. DNS updates can take time to become visible. Check for an automatically appended domain name if your DNS provider rejects or duplicates a record.
Use your verified sender
Use an address on the authenticated domain in your message’s From field. Keep your sending identity recognizable and make it clear who the email is from.