SMTP
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Integration via SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is a process that enables various applications, systems, or programs to communicate in order to transfer email messages from one mail server to another. Connecting to EmailLabs via the SMTP protocol offers a wide range of benefits and possibilities related to effective email sending and improved deliverability.
If you were unable to find dedicated instructions for your software, we encourage you to use the general description provided below:
To configure email sending via EmailLabs, you need to assign the following data to the outgoing mail server settings in your system:
Server name: smtp.emaillabs.net.pl
Username and password:
Data needed for integration via SMTP can be found in the EmailLabs panel in the section: Email API -> Settings -> SMTP Accounts.
Remember to enter the login in the format 1.accountname.smtp
Encryption:
option 1: TLS/STARTTLS; ports: 587, 2525, 25
option 2: SSL; port: 465
To ensure effective and secure SMTP communication, please remember a few key aspects:
Sender Authorization – enables domain authorization, which protects the account against unauthorized sending and reduces the risk of phishing attacks. More information: Sender Domain Authorization
Authorization and authentication – requires the use of SMTP credentials in the form of a login and password or authentication with an API key. The login format is 1.accountname.smtp, and the password can be set independently in the panel in the Email API > SMTP Accounts > SMTP Account Settings. More information: SMTP Server Password
TLS encryption – ensures the confidentiality of data transmission, minimizing the risk of message interception. Our servers support TLS encryption by default.
IP Authorization – allows you to restrict access to the SMTP server to specific IP addresses only. More information: IP Authorization
