Product Library — Websites & Presence
Mail that lands: the business's own email, on its own domain, authenticated so it reaches the inbox.
What it is
Business email setup puts the business on its own domain properly: mailboxes for the team, and — just as important — the sending domain configuration (verification, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) that makes the system's automated mail reach inboxes instead of spam folders.
What it does
Agents' replies, follow-ups, newsletters, and invoices all send as the business, from its own domain, with the authentication records that receiving servers check. Deliverability stops being luck and becomes configuration.
How it fits the Logix system
Email is one of the Communication Center's rails. In Logix, no rail is left unauthenticated: the domain setup is the quiet product that makes every other email product in this library actually arrive.
Part of the Logix build-out — configured and verified per business.
Email & Sending Domain — Mail That Lands
The best follow-up email ever written is worthless in a spam folder. Logix email setup covers both halves: the team's mailboxes on the business's own domain, and the authentication — SPF, DKIM, DMARC — that makes automated mail land in inboxes. This film explains the invisible half.
Chapters: 0:00 The email nobody saw · 0:14 Your domain, your mailboxes · 0:34 Authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC · 0:56 Deliverability is configuration
The film's full narration script and this product's podcast episode script are written and in the production queue; the finished film and episode will play here.
Every product in this library runs on one standard. A pilot is still the way in.