Receiving Domains
Add Receiving Domain
Receive mail for a domain or subdomain in your Inbox
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Add Receiving Domain
Add your workspace’s receiving domain, a domain or subdomain whose mail should
reach your Inbox such as
A name is
support.acme.com, and get the DNS records to
publish. Once the records are found, every address on the domain lands in your
Inbox, and replies to emails from all your sending domains come back to reply
addresses on it, the same way your tracking domain serves every sending
domain. Until then, replies keep using inbound.sequenzy.com. The first
verification also turns Inbox on.
A workspace has one receiving domain. To use a different one, remove the
current one first.
Publish the returned records with your DNS provider. The MX record is always
listed. A TXT record at _amazonses.<domain> is listed too when Amazon SES
needs proof that you own the name. Sequenzy then checks the domain
automatically, or you can check right away with Verify Receiving
Domain.
When the name is also one of your sending domains, no TXT record is listed:
the sending domain’s own Amazon SES verification covers it, so receiving
starts once that sending domain is verified. If error says the domain can’t
receive because of how it is set up for sending, receive on a subdomain such
as support.acme.com instead.
A new name is reserved for your workspace for 7 days (claimExpiresAt). If the
records are not found by then, another workspace may add the name, which
removes it from yours.
Adding a name this workspace already has returns it unchanged with
created: false and HTTP 200, without checking its MX records again, so
retries are safe. Adding your first receiving domain also sets the company’s
replyTrackingDomainMode to custom, so reply addresses use your receiving
domain once it is verified.
Requires the websites:write scope and owner or admin access.
CLI: sequenzy receiving-domains add support.acme.com. MCP:
add_receiving_domain.
Request
string
required
A domain or subdomain you own, such as
acme.com or support.acme.com. Case
and a trailing dot are ignored. Sequenzy’s own domains and email providers’
domains such as gmail.com can’t be added.Response fields
boolean
true when the domain was added (HTTP 201), false when this workspace
already had it (HTTP 200).object
The receiving domain, with the fields described in Get Receiving
Domain.
Responses
domain_taken, always with the same message, when another workspace
receives on it, receives or sends on a parent domain (for example acme.com for
support.acme.com), or still receives on it through a sending domain set up
before receiving domains. Another workspace’s claim that never verified stops
counting after 7 days.