At Postmark, our goal is to be an extension of your infrastructure – you set it up once and then forget about it. This can cause problems though – while we’re sending your emails with no issues, you aren’t really keeping an eye on problems (like bounces, spam, etc). Yesterday we launched a new major feature which will help you keep track of your servers’ activity without needing to login – weekly digests.
Continue reading • Eugene Fedorenko wrote in Product news
A few weeks ago we did a little contest for Postmark inbound. It was originally just a little script we wanted to write for ourselves, but we figured we would offer some credits and give people the opportunity to build something around our tools.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
Today we’re releasing a change to the Postmark Bounce API that we think will make retrieving bounces from the system a whole lot easier!
Continue reading • JP Toto wrote in Product news
Want to get 25,000 75,000 free Postmark credits? Well here’s the chance! Our team wanted to build ourselves a little tool to get Google Alerts into our Campfire chat room whenever someone talked about any of our products. While we were discussing it we thought instead, it would be an awesome little contest to get to meet some of our developer community and also see what someone else could do with Postmark’s Inbound processing.
Continue reading • Natalie Nagele wrote in Product news
Since launching Postmark Inbound, one of the features that our customers requested the most is the ability to retry inbound posts. Lot of things can happen that can disrupt an inbound JSON post coming from Postmark to the inbound hook server. The web application receiving emails or the web server hosting it can go down due to various reasons. Or, networking issues can render your inbound hook unreachable from Postmark.
Whatever the reason for the failed POST, you shouldn’t ever miss an email. That’s why we are adding automatic retries to Inbound, to ensure your web app receives the processed inbound emails.
Continue reading • Milan Gornik wrote in Product news
