JangoMail Tutorial

JangoMail Tutorial JangoMail ’s SMTP Relay with Tracking Sending trackable emails via relay.jangosmtp.net Overview: JangoMail allows its users to send emails via an SMTP relay located at relay.jangosmtp.net. Email messages sent via relay.jangosmtp.net can be open tracked, click tracked, DKIM signed, and are fully logged within your account. You can use the SMTP relay for every single email you send with your desktop email client. You can also use it for every single transactional email, like order confirmations, appointment reminders, and shopping card abandonment emails that your web site sends. If you do not wish to use the JangoSMTP relay, you can still send transactional emails via the API method SendTransactionalEmail. Getting Started: Any JangoMail user with an active account can connect to the SMTP relay. There are two ways to authenticate into the SMTP relay, by IP address, and by SMTP username/password authentication (SMTP AUTH). Typically, web programmers wishing to use the relay with their web server scripts will authenticate by IP address while office users wishing to use the relay with their desktop email clients will authenticate by SMTP username/password. Step by Step Setup: To get started sending trackable emails through the JangoSMTP service, setup your authentication mechanism, either by IP Address or username/password authentication. In the latter case, the SMTP authentication username/password is the same ...