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Want to connect your email using a Custom SMTP?
This guide covers everything you need to know, from entering SMTP and IMAP settings to selecting a security option, so you can seamlessly send emails directly from honeysales Outreach Hub. With these steps, youâll be up and running with your custom email in no time. Happy emailing! đâ¨
1. Navigate to the Settings Page âď¸
First, navigate to the Settings page in your honeysales Outreach Hub account. Click on the Email Settings tab and then click on the + Add button, and then select the Custom SMTP Server option.
2. When you click on this option and youâll see a modal pop-up like this: đ
Hereâs what you need to fill in:
Sender email: This is the email address youâll be sending from.
Sender name: This is the name that will appear to your recipients (thatâs you! đ).
3. Enter Your SMTP Settings đ§
Now, letâs add your SMTP settings:
Username: Your email address.
Password: Your email password.
IP address/Outgoing Server Name: This is the server name provided by your email provider.
Port Number: This is also provided by your email provider.
Not sure where to find this information? A quick Google search with â[Your email provider] SMTP settingsâ will give you everything you need. đ
If youâre unsure who your email provider is, head to a site like MXToolbox or DNS Checker, enter your email domain, and choose MX from the dropdown. Youâll see something like this:
The underlined text is your email provider. Use this, along with the SMTP settings, to complete the form. Easy peasy! đ
4. Enter Your IMAP Settings âď¸
Next, letâs tackle the IMAP settings:
Username: Your email address.
Password: Your email password.
IP address/Incoming Server Name: This is your email providerâs server name.
Port Number: Provided by your email provider.
To find this info, repeat the same steps you did for the SMTP settings. Just search for â[Your email provider] IMAP settings.â
5. Choose Your Security Option đ
Finally, youâll need to select between these two security options:
TLS/SSL: Most email providers use this option.
No Encryption: Use this only if your email provider specifies it.
Thatâs it! Youâre all set to start sending emails with your custom email provider. đ
We hope this guide was helpful! If you have any questions or run into any issues, weâre here to help.
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