Hey Mark
Sure, James can be set up this way as any other mail-server. But: Why?
Customer management systems (CMS for short) split into two parts:
front-end: the interface your staff members uses - and the back-end wich
does all the database stuff and outside world communication.
So, your back-end should already set up with a common address used for
outgoing mail independent from wich staff member the message was sent.
It sounds more like your CMS needs serious re-work in terms of how it
works under the hood then try to relay mails to "solve the symptom".
Matt
Am 16.04.2019 um 17:55 schrieb Mark Gordon:
Is it possible to setup James as a relay to send emails to and from people
that are not setup with an account inside James? That is just use a
generic account to send email for all from addresses?
The use case is to send out transnational email for ecommerce. I currently
use an email smtp provider to send out transactional emails (order
confirmations/shipment confirmations etc). I have a single account with
this provider that sends mail for all the customer service people.
The from addresses will be from email addresses are handled by a different
email system like gmail. All this system is doing is just sending the
emails out. The thing is I would rather not create an address on the James
system for every customer service person. I would rather have a single
authenticated account that is sending out all the email.
Thanks,
Mark
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