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Answering frequently asked questions of Scrile Connect clients regaring SMTP. “I

I have changed my domain name, but my users still receive emails from @scrile.com. Can this be adjusted?

Why do I have to register an account with an SMTP provider?

Can you recommend an SMTP provider for me?

When purchasing Scrile Connect, our customers have certain expectations that we strive to meet, one of them is having a whitelabel solution. Users of our customers must be immersed in the unique experience of their platforms, and nothing should distract them. Therefore, once our clients have set up a custom domain name, the next most frequently asked question our support team receives is:

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Email address (the one you want to use to send messages to your users)

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Peculiarities of some SMTP providers

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titleGmail

In case you decide to go with Gmail as your provider, please use the App Password in the Password field. Here’s how you can generate one:

  1. Go to Account settings

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2. Open the Security tab

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3. Enable 2 factor authentication (enter password, then enter and confirm a phone number)

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4. Go back to account settings, open the Security tab

5. Open the App passwords tab (right under the 2 factor authentication)

6. Fill in the fields with any data. It asks to select an app, device, etc. You may choose any custom names and write, for example, “my awesome app”.

7. Copy the password that Google will generate

If all the data provided is correct, everything will work properly straight away. If you face any difficulties, don’t hesitate to contact our support team at support.scrile.com for help.

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titleOutlook

If you use Outlook SMTP, please note that you need to enable SMTP authentication following instruction in the article https://www.godaddy.com/help/enable-smtp-authentication-40981

Having read this, most likely, you have another frequently asked question popping in your head: 

Why do I have to register an account with an SMTP provider? Don’t you provide mail sending services yourself?

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