Your Own Email Provider
Send notifications through your own email account, with your domain’s reputation and your provider’s logs. This is optional: forms work without it, using Formerie’s default address.
Connecting a provider needs a plan that includes it. The Free plan doesn’t. See Plans And Limits.
Connect A Provider
Workspace owners and admins can do this.
- Open Destinations, or start from Senders.
- Choose the provider and name the connection.
- Enter what it asks for, listed below.
- Add a sender that uses this connection.
- On a form, open Delivery and choose Send test delivery.
| Provider | What you need |
|---|---|
| Postmark | Server token |
| Resend, SendGrid, SMTP2GO, Brevo, Mailtrap, Sender.net | API key |
| Mailchimp Transactional (Mandrill) | Mailchimp API key |
| Mailgun | API key and sending domain |
| SMTP | Host, port, and login |
SMTP must be secure. Port 465 uses TLS from the start, and ports 587 and 2525 use STARTTLS. Plain SMTP and port 25 aren’t supported.
Your Key Stays Private
Keys are encrypted when saved and stay on the server. The app shows that a key exists, never the key itself, and browsers and SDKs never receive it. To change a key, enter a new one on the connection.
If Delivery Fails
The submission page says what went wrong, such as an unreachable provider or missing credentials. See Submissions And Deliveries.
Not Available Yet
The Destinations catalog also lists integrations that are still planned, such as webhooks and other email services. You can request one there. Only the providers above can be connected today.