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Set up an email sending domain in Infinity3
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Authenticate a dedicated sending domain for marketing emails sent through the platform’s built-in email service.
Before you start
You’ll need email-settings access and help from whoever manages your domain’s DNS. This process applies to the built-in sending service; an external SMTP provider may require different setup.
Choose an unused subdomain, such as mail.example.co.uk. If your main domain already handles business email, use a separate subdomain to avoid conflicting with its existing mail settings.
Add the domain
- Log into app.infinity3.ai.
- Open Settings → Email Services.
- Open Dedicated Domain or Dedicated Domain and IP.
- Select Add Domain, enter the chosen subdomain and continue.
- Use the supported automatic DNS setup where available, or give the displayed records to your DNS administrator.
- Add the exact record types, names and values supplied by Infinity3.
- Return to email settings and run verification.
Check before sending
Review domain verification, the campaign sender configuration and the reply-to address. Send a sample campaign to an external test address.
Things to know
- Connecting Gmail or Outlook does not complete marketing-domain setup.
- Do not replace unrelated website or business-mail DNS records.
- A dedicated domain is different from a dedicated IP address.
- Build sending volume gradually with an appropriate, permission-based audience.
If setup is unclear, contact Infinity3 with the chosen subdomain and DNS provider before making changes.
