Email Delivery
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Emails you send from Rechat have a pretty good chance of being delivered into your recipient's inboxes. However there are measures you can take to improve those odds.
Let's say your email address is julia@greenrealty.com and you're sending an email to johnsmith@gmail.com.
In this case, Rechat has to deliver an email on behalf of your domain (greenrealty.com) to gmail. When doing so, Rechat will introduce itself as mail.rechat.com although it's claiming to deliver an email from greenrealty.com.
The discrepancy between your domain (greenrealty.com) and Rechat's domain (mail.rechat.com) means that email providers (like Gmail in this case) will consider the email less authentic and may treat it as spam. The test of passing or not passing this discrepancy test is called DKIM Alignment.
Fixing this problem requires authorizing Rechat to introduce itself as a subdomain of your domain. In the above example, we'll make Rechat introduce itself as rechat-mail.greenrealty.com. Email providers like Gmail will consider rechat-mail.greenrealty.com aligned will greenrealty.com and will, therefore, consider the email to be more authentic.
Although the domain authorization process is optional, it's highly encouraged. In order to fix it, feel free to contact us. Fixing this requires some changes to your domain name. The changes will not break anything and will only allow Rechat to add a cryptographic signature ensuring the authenticity of emails.
These proposed changes are not unique to Rechat. All email marketing tools like Mailchimp, Mailgun, Sendgrid offer the same feature.