Works with Typestate. Built into Typestate.
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.
Your agent
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.
| Parameter | Type | Needed | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
to | text | yes | One address or a list, at most 50. |
subject | text | no | The subject line. |
text | text | no | The plain text body. |
html | text | no | The HTML body. |
template | text | no | A template's name at the provider, instead of a body. |
variables | json | no | The values the template fills in. |
from | text | no | The sender. Left out, the one set_email names. |
reply_to | text | no | Where 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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Resend
Send email from your own address: sign-in links, receipts, reminders.
SendGrid
Send email through your own SendGrid account.
Cloudflare Email
Send email through Cloudflare, with no key to paste. In beta.
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