Transactional Emails
A Transactional Relay holds the settings the Transactional Email API sends with: which Send Integration carries the email, which Suppression Lists apply, and whether a Jump Page is used. You pass its number to the API as transactionRelayId. Sending itself is done by the API, not from this page.
Instructions
- Click Transactional Emails in the navigation panel. The page lists your relays.
- Click Create Transactional Relay, or open one already there by its # or its Name.
- Enter a Name. It is required, and can be up to 200 characters.
- Select at least one Send Integration. This is what carries the email. A warning shows if one you picked has since been deactivated.
- Optionally add Suppression Lists. The picker is searchable and grouped, and shows each list's source and format.
- Optionally choose a Jump Page.
- Click Save Transactional Relay. A new relay is given its number on save.
- Copy the Transactional Relay # with the button beside it. That number is what the API takes as
transactionRelayId, and it cannot be edited.
The Relay List
- Active is a switch, and turning it off asks you to confirm first. The API rejects an inactive relay.
- Jump Page shows On or Off.
- Created On is in your account time zone. Hover the clock in the header to see which one.
- The toolbar has search, CSV export and print, plus Show Active, Show Inactive and Show All.
Related pages
- Transactional Email API — sending an email through a relay with the API
- Transactional Email API Reference — the endpoint, every request field, and what each response code means
- Transactional Email API Walkthrough — every step with screenshots, from creating the relay to sending the request
- Transactional Relay Walkthrough — creating a relay and sending through the API