You can use Inxmail Commerce as a powerful email sending system. This applications scenario is suitable for you if you use a source system that generates and sends transactional emails or general emails, but the source system does not feature central functions such as sufficient sending performance, bounce management and whitelisting.
Inxmail Commerce takes the emails from your source system (no editorial changes), refines them in terms of deliverability and sends them out.
Email dispatch via mail relay
Background: What is mail relay?
Mail relay (also known as SMTP relay) generally means that an email from a sender domain will first be forwarded to a relay server before it is finally delivered to its recipients.
Where does the word "relay" come from?
"Relay" means "to pass on" and is used, among other things, in sports for a relay race: A race where one runner finishes and passes on a baton (= a stick-like object) on to the next runner. You can think of mail relay in the same way: Your email is first passed on to the Inxmail relay server like a baton and only then delivered to your recipients.
What is a relay server?
A relay server (or SMTP relay server) is a server that accepts and forwards emails from a sender domain. Either directly to the recipients. Or to other mail transfer agents, who deliver them to the final recipients.
In the case of the Inxmail mail relay server, you as an Inxmail customer have the advantage that, in addition to the above-mentioned functions such as dispatch performance, bounce management and whitelisting, you generally benefit from the excellent reputation of our dispatch (relay) servers.
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Further information
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For more information and use cases, see Mail relay (SMTP)
