EmailEngine Featured Setting up Gmail OAuth2 with IMAP and SMTP In this post I'm going to show you how to set up a Gmail OAuth2 application for IMAP and SMTP and to generate credentials to use with EmailEngine.
EmailEngine Measuring Inbox/Spam placement One common use case for syncing an IMAP mailbox with EmailEngine is to measure if emails are going to INBOX (in Gmail's case, to the primary or promotions tab) or to the Spam folder. This way, we can send test emails to that account and see what the
EmailEngine Data and security compliance In this post I'm going to address different security related topics, how EmailEngine handles these and what are the concerns. I'll also list all the data that is stored by EmailEngine.
EmailEngine Tracking email replies Reply tracking is useful when building integrations with users’ email accounts. Let’s say our service sends out emails as if these were sent by the user, eg. automated sales emails, and now the recipient replies to such message.
EmailEngine Tracking deleted messages on an IMAP account While it is pretty easy to get the current snapshot state of a mailbox, and it is not hard to track new emails coming in, one particular change is usually quite challenging to follow. That is message deletions.