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Corporate communication

Bulk e-mail under control

Manage bulk email with recipient checks, sender-domain settings, gradual sending, bounce handling and delivery reports.

List control Gradual deployment Bounce treatment Report and audit

Operating model

The value of the campaign depends on the quality of the delivery process

Recipients, sender domain and schedule are checked before sending. While running, the system limits the load, handles rebounds and records measurable events.

01

Campaign preparation

Joint control of target, list, sender identity, legal basis, content and schedule.

02

Domain and list

SPF, DKIM and DMARC settings, deduplication and filtering of wrong addresses.

03

Controlled dispatch

Gradual loading, scheduling, retry and, if necessary, operator supervision.

04

Back measurement

Aggregation and reporting of delivery, bounce, complaint and unsubscribe events.

Briefpurpose and recipients
Preparationdomain and list
Schedulingcontrolled pace
Supervisionbounce and stop rule
Reportmeasurable result

Liability limit

Technical deliverability and business compliance must be managed together

Marketing and business

It defines the purpose, recipients, content and legal basis of the communication.

IT and operations

Sender DNS, sending infrastructure, authorization, logging and incident management.

NOPA process

Campaign preparation, scheduled dispatch, event processing and summary report.

Service elements

Transparent campaign process from sender to feedback

Sender identitydedicated domain or subdomain, SPF, DKIM and DMARC settings
List controldeduplication, format checking and sampling validation
Load controlgraduated volume, throttling, scheduling and retry rules
Bounce processinghard and soft bounce, complaint and unsubscribe events
Loggingrecipient, subject, message ID, status and technical error
Reportdelivery, activity, bounce and unsubscribe aggregation

Next step

We need to know the list size, sender domain and schedule for an accurate quote

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