Multiple Sending Domains For Different Workflows
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James Fleming
Currently you can only send emails from one sending domain per sub-account. It would be great if we could set up a way to have different sending domains for different workflows.
For example, internal email notifications in one workflow sent from Domain A and customer facing follow-ups in another workflow sent from Domain B.
Currently, this isn't possible, even if Domain B is added to the account as a sending domain. Emails will only be sent from the default domain (Domain A, in this case).
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Brad Halbach
I agree that this would be very valuable for multi locations that want to use the same sub account. There are so many valuable use cases for this feature.
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Matt Ratliff
To take this idea a bit further I'd really like to have the option to allow multiple SMTP providers (other than LC Email).
We could assign the providers under email services.
Under any workflow we could assign a particular SMTP provider. This way if we are building a nurture sequence it could be assigned to SMTP provider (A). If we are building a purchase workflow that sends a transactional email then we could assign SMTP Provider (B).
I'd like the same functionality to exist for Campaigns if possible.
In both areas mentioned above there could be a default domain if one isn't set.
I understand that campaign stats won't be reliable if we are using something other than Mailgun, but I'm ok with that. There are other tools that I can use to give me the data I need in these situations.
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Matthias Loeffel
This actually is also the case with email campaigns. The dedicated headers will never be overwritten by what I put in as "Sender Name".
👉 We want to send multiple campaigns. A solution would be to let us choose which dedicated domain we would like to use for a specific email campaign, or for the matter, the specific email in a workflow.
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Keith Besherse
Yes. Multiple sending domains seems like a good idea. And the ability to receive email on all those domains would be ideal. But at very least we should be able to use Domain Configuration as depicted.