MailerQ 5.13 comes packed with features right out of the box to improve your email deliverability.

✔ Real-time tracking
✔ Feedback processing
✔ Authentication & security
✔ Advanced volume control
✔ IP Warm-up
✔ Quick disturbance
✔ SMTP connections and rendered e-mail
✔ Intuitive Management Console
✔ REST API
✔ Injection through SMTP, AMQP, HTTP and more
✔ Live IP Reload
✔ High Availability

Specify shipment rates utilizing e-mail throttling.
Utilizing Email throttling, you can define the variety of connections and shipment rates for particular mixes of source IP and target domain. Examples of capabilities that can be set here are messages per minute, brand-new connections per minute, bytes per minute, the optimum variety of active synchronised connections, timeouts throughout the SMTP handshake and far more. These guidelines will instantly use to all target domains with matching MX records.

Adjust MTA behaviour utilizing reaction patterns.
Utilizing Response patterns, you can adjust MTA behaviour based upon server reactions. You can specify a trigger, being a mix of a message choice based upon IP, target domain and tag, and a server reaction pattern (specific match, substring, wildcard or routine expression). For each trigger, you can include an ideal follow-up actions such as getting rid of or including IP addresses for the matching shipment, retry the shipment or stop working, including or getting rid of tags and altering other message residential or commercial properties.

Heat up IPs utilizing e-mail throttle schedules.
This schedule can then be used to any mix of source IP and target domain. Usually, this function permits for a more automatic technique when warming up brand-new IP addresses.

Reroute shipments utilizing reword guidelines.
A trigger is a mix of IP, target domain and a tag, that will state what kind of messages– such as a particular project that’s being provided to a specific ISP– ought to activate an action. An action informs what needs to MailerQ do for matching messages– this can be including, getting rid of or setting an IP for a particular shipment, or rerouting a message to a smarthost.