Hello again, everyone!

Hope you and your loved ones are doing well. If you're doing less than fine, we truly hope that things only get better for you. 

We've had a few updates in the past month in TransMail—some new features and some enhancements. Take look at what they are: 

DNS verification is a crucial and mandatory step in adding your email sending domain to TransMail. Sometimes your DNS provider may take a bit longer to propagate the DNS records you've added for TransMail. You no longer have to stare at the screen while waiting for the records to be propagated. Once you've added the records, our system automatically checks the propagation on a regular interval and notifies you via email when the records are propagated. You can then go to your TransMail interface to continue the setup process. Refer here for detailed instructions on domain verification. 

File Cache feature in TransMail allows you to upload your frequently used attachments to your account. This prevents you from having to repeatedly upload the same file each time you send an email. File Cache previously only available to emails sent via API. You can now use File Cache even when you send emails using the SMTP configuration. Take a look at File Cache help documentation.

How many emails you send depends on your application or business. Until now, we've had certain restriction on the max number of Mail Agents and domains a user can add into a TransMail account. Some of you might need more than the existing max count. Which is why, we have increased the max number of Mail Agents allowed to 50 and max number of domains allowed to 100.