Updated Articles

  1. About the PoliteMail API

    Learn how to integrate PoliteMail's RESTful API into your applications. Upload lists, send tracked email, and access metrics reports programmatically using ODATA.
  2. Using Paragraphs

    Save, edit, and reuse paragraphs in PoliteMail. Create text blocks with images or links to streamline email creation and maintain consistent messaging.
  3. Using Links

    Save, manage, and measure links in PoliteMail. Learn how to create reusable links, share them with teams, and track click‑through metrics across messages.
  4. Using Buttons

    Add buttons to your PoliteMail measured messages using the Builder. Learn how to edit text, color, links, and alignment to create engaging call‑to‑actions.
  5. Using Brand Themes

    Create and edit Brand Themes in PoliteMail to set standardized colors and fonts for templates. Share themes and manage branding across your team.
  6.  Adding Images

    Learn how to add images in PoliteMail for Outlook or Online. Use the Add Image feature for faster sends, reusable assets, and better mobile compatibility.
  7. See Other Users' Planned Future Sends

    Starting with version 5.2 of PoliteMail, you can view what other people are planning to send in the future with an Editorial Calendar!  You will see an icon to switch to Calendar View when viewing the list of Scheduled Sends.  This is a very vis...
  8. Speed Up Large Sends with Aggregate Measurement

    Learn how to send emails to large lists faster using aggregate measurement. Skip list expansion and deliver messages efficiently to your SMTP endpoint.
  9. Non-Admin Access to All Email Send Stats

    Users will only be able to see metric reports for messages they have sent. Only Admins can see stats for all email sends.
  10. Why PoliteMail Requires Anonymous Auth in IIS

    Learn about HTTP authentication methods such as anonymous and basic authentication, and discover how SMTP services are used for secure and efficient email delivery in environments like PoliteMail and IIS.