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Setting Up Multiple Email Sender Domains

Fast Track makes it easy to manage multiple sender domains for different regions or brand campaigns within your email activities.

Andrew Grech Gatt avatar
Written by Andrew Grech Gatt
Updated over 9 months ago

Before You Begin:

Please ensure the domains you plan to use have already been set up and authenticated by your email provider. This is especially important if you’re introducing a new domain. Your Account Manager will typically provide you with the email address and sender name to be used.

Example:


Step-by-Step Guide: How to Add Multiple Sender Options

1. Navigate to Your Email Action Settings

  • Go to Settings > Manage Action Types

  • Open the Send Email action

2. Add Sender Fields

You’ll now add two new fields to allow selection of both the Sender Email and the Sender Name when building an email activity.


Field 1: Sender Email

  • Name: SenderEmail (must be written exactly like this)

  • Is Required: Enable this if you want users to make a selection. Leave it unchecked to fall back on a default.

  • Label: Use a friendly name such as Sender Email Address

  • Default Text: This appears when no option is selected. You could use Select Email Sender or set a default like [email protected]

  • Field Type: Dropdown

  • Field Order: Assign any number (ensure it’s unique from other fields)

  • Data Type ID: String


Field 2: Sender Name

  • Repeat the same steps as above

  • Name: SenderName (exact format required)

Click Update once both fields have been added.


Final Checks

  • Review Field Orders: Each field should have a unique order number to ensure proper sorting in the activity builder.

  • Dropdown Values: Remember that in dropdown settings, the value is what will be used in the backend, while the text is what users will see in the interface.


By following these steps, your email activities can easily support multiple sender identities, giving you more flexibility and control over your messaging.

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