Once you've created a method of delivering email such as SMTP Relay, API, or a Velocity MTA delivery policy, you'll need to add a postal route before it can be assigned to a frontend customer account and used by the email marketing frontend.
Click Customers from the top navigation, select Postal Routes, and click Create
Postal Route.
Postal routes menu
Create postal route
Name
Give your postal route a name. This name will be selectable in the frontend customer account on the email marketing platform whenever you send a message.
Postal route name
Select your Relay, API, or MTA Policy
New postal routes have "Drop All Mail" selected by default for safety. Choose the SMTP Relay, API, or Velocity MTA policy you want your email delivered through in the dropdown menu.
Choose an email delivery method
Remember to save your configuration before exiting.
Save your settings
Hit Publish
Changes to postal routes are unpublished by default for safety. Select publish from the Actions button on your newly created postal route to make it official.
Newly created and modified postal routes are unpublished by default
Postal route published successfully
Your postal route is now live.
👉 You're not done yet! Add your postal route to a customer account 👈
Your published postal route can not be used until it's been assigned to a frontend customer account.
Add your postal route to a customer account
Click customers from the backend top navigation, select customer accounts.
Customer accounts menu
Edit customer account
The platform ships with a default customer account named Acme Co. Click the name highlighted in blue to edit the account settings.
Click customer account name to edit
Use the dropdown menu
Select your newly created postal route from the Postal Routes dropdown menu.
Choose a postal route to add to this customer account
Postal route has been added successfully
You're done! Don't forget to save.
You may come back and add additional postal routes to this customer account later.