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This seems like a good read to ask a question I have: my app needs to be able to send mail as the user of the app. I would prefer not to get SMTP credentials fr

This seems like a good read to ask a question I have: my app needs to be able to send mail as the user of the app. I would prefer not to get SMTP credentials from users. I know SMTP will allow an envelope to be written by somebody else, but it is also a flag for spam. Is there a way (links would be great) to not be flagged as spam? Do third party mailers support this?

pardner 15y ago
Sendgrid supports this and we have used it to allow our users to have our system send emails on their behalf. The caveats are: (1) your email will contain info in the header that indicates it's on behalf of, which probably affects deliverability somewhat (we got very good results nonetheless) and (2) to get good deliverability your account probably needs to be at least "silver" level service which gives you dedicated IP address and some associated whitelabeling DNS entries. In other words, the more trustwoorthy your mailer domain is, the better deliverability you will experience.