Transactional Emails

For example:

• Passwordless logins
• Reset password emails
• Organization invitations

These emails will share the same color scheme and style you configure for your hosted authentication pages. We manage these emails for you by default, so you don’t need to connect an external provider.

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Sending Emails From Your Domain

By default, transactional emails will be sent from welcome@propelauth.dev; however, you can set up your projects to send emails from a custom email address and domain, which can help with email deliverability.

First, go to project settings. If you haven’t created a verified production domain, you will see a link to the Go Live portion of your dashboard in the Send Emails From Your Domain section.

Once you have a verified production domain, click the Configure button.

Fill out your desired Sender Name and Email Address in the following modal. The Reply-To email will default to the same address as the From email, but this can be overwritten if desired. One thing to note: your email domains must match the verified production domain you set up in the Go Live section of your dashboard. If you’d like to send emails from a different domain, let us know at support@propelauth.com and we can set you up.

Once you have customized your email domains and hit Save, you will be returned to the dashboard’s Project Settings section. Here, click the Verify DNS Records button.

Set up the CNAME and TXT records with your DNS provider. Instructions for how to do this will vary depending on where you purchased the domain from. If you need any help, please reach out to us at support@propelauth.com. It may take a few minutes for the DNS records to be set and verified.

Once your domain has been verified, emails will now be sent from the domains you specified. If you would like to change these emails in the future, you just need to update the email configuration in Project Settings.

If you have any difficulty with this feature, or have any feedback, send us an email at support@propelauth.com.