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Amazon SES

Send email through your own Amazon Web Services account, at volume.

Send my emails with Amazon SES on Typestate.

Amazon SES is on, through set_email.

Send an email

Your key goes on the cockpit, never through me.

Ready on Sandbox after the next deploy.

What your agent does with this integration

What it does for a business

  • An action emails a person: "email the signed-in person: subject 'Your booking is confirmed', body ..."
  • Sign-in links, password resets and address proofs go out on their own, from your address
  • Sandbox keeps each mail as a pretend send you can read, so tests never reach a real inbox

Writes

What an action of your backend asks Amazon SES to do.

DoSend an emailSends one mail after the action commits. A flow that refuses sends nothing, and a provider that is down never fails the action. Sandbox keeps a pretend copy instead.
ParameterTypeNeededWhat it is
totextyesOne address or a list, at most 50.
subjecttextnoThe subject line.
texttextnoThe plain text body.
htmltextnoThe HTML body.
templatetextnoA template's name at the provider, instead of a body.
variablesjsonnoThe values the template fills in.
fromtextnoThe sender. Left out, the one set_email names.
reply_totextnoWhere replies go.

What it answers, for example

{
  "email": "eml_62a",
  "status": "queued"
}

What it cannot do yet

  • It sends. Reading mail that people send to you is not built.

Add Amazon SES to your backend

You paste your access key on the cockpit's Emails page.

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