Sign in at app.sendmux.ai before you start. You need
a team with access to sending and receiving settings.
What you will set up
- A team workspace.
- A mailbox with a one-time password.
- A test message sent through the Sending API.
- A delivery log entry you can search and export.
- Optional webhooks for delivery events.
1
Create or choose a team
Open Teams, then create a team or choose an existing one. Team roles decide which pages and actions you can use.See Teams and access if you need to invite someone or change roles.
2
Create a mailbox
Open Mailboxes and select Create mailbox.Pick a verified sending & receiving custom domain, or use the shared
myagent.mx domain for a quick test. Choose a storage quota, then create the mailbox.Sendmux shows the first mailbox password once. Store it now. You can create more mailbox passwords later, but you cannot reveal an old password again.See Mailboxes for sender identity, storage, and sender rules.3
Send a test email
Use the mailbox password as the bearer token for the Sending API.A successful response returns
200 OK with an eml_ message ID.4
Check delivery
Open Logs and search for the
eml_ message ID. Logs show sender, recipient, status, provider, attempts, and timestamp.Use Export CSV when you need a filtered copy of the log data.5
Add a webhook
Open Webhooks and create a subscription if your application needs delivery events.Copy the signing secret when it appears. Sendmux will not show it again. Always verify webhook signatures before processing events.
Next steps
Domains
Verify a custom domain for sending only, or for sending & receiving.
API keys
Create scoped keys for sending, monitoring, and automation.
Delivery logs
Search, filter, refresh, and export delivery activity.
Webhooks
Receive signed events for deliveries and inbound mail.