Issuance & Distribution

Send Badge Emails from Your Own Domain

Configure your own SMTP server so badge emails are sent from your email address and domain. This improves email deliverability and brand trust, with recipients seeing your organization as the sender.

Key Benefits

Your Domain, Your Brand

Emails come from your own email address (e.g. badges@yourcompany.com) instead of the default system address. Recipients see your organization as the sender.

Improved Deliverability

Using your own SMTP with proper SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records reduces the chance of badge emails landing in spam folders.

Multiple SMTP Servers

Add multiple SMTP servers and assign them to different organizations or individual badges. Each badge can use a different sending address.

Works with Major Providers

Compatible with Gmail, Microsoft 365, Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, and any SMTP-compatible email service.

How It Works

1

Get SMTP Credentials

Obtain your SMTP host, port, username, and password from your email provider (Gmail, Microsoft 365, Amazon SES, etc.).

2

Add SMTP Server

Go to Organization settings, open the SMTP tab, and add your SMTP server credentials. Send a test email to verify the connection.

3

Assign to Organization or Badge

Assign the SMTP server to your organization (applies to all badges) or to specific badges (overrides the organization SMTP).

4

Emails Send from Your Domain

All badge emails now go through your SMTP server, with your domain and email address as the sender.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any SMTP-compatible email service works, including Gmail (smtp.gmail.com), Microsoft 365 (smtp.office365.com), Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, and self-hosted mail servers.

Yes. You can assign one SMTP server at the organization level and override it for specific badges. The priority is: Badge SMTP, then Organization SMTP, then system default.

Badge emails will be sent from the IssueBadge default email address. You can still customize the sender display name and Reply-To address without a custom SMTP server.

After adding your SMTP credentials, use the built-in test email feature to send a test message. This verifies that the connection works before you start issuing badges.

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