The Developer API for ecommerce

An online store sends two kinds of email: messages that bring people back, and messages people are waiting for, like receipts and shipping updates. Both have to come from your own domain and arrive when they should.

  • Follow-ups when a cart is left behind
  • Order emails that never send twice
  • One address for customer questions
With the Developer API

Receipts and shipping updates from your own checkout

  • Send once, even on retries

    Give each send an `Idempotency-Key` such as `order-1042-receipt`; if your server retries, the customer still gets one receipt.

    How it works
  • Templates with variables

    Publish a receipt template once and send it with the order's details as variables, without HTML in your code.

    How it works
  • Know when an address bounces

    An `email.bounced` webhook tells your store which customer's address is wrong, so support can ask for a new one.

    How it works
Also in your account

Where the other products fit

iResendly Marketing

Bring shoppers back with emails that react to your store

  • Abandoned cart, back in stock, price drop. With Shopify or WordPress (WooCommerce) connected, these triggers start automations on their own, and an abandoned-cart sequence stops when the order is placed.
  • Tags from what people buy. Connected store purchases can tag contacts, so you can send a launch to people who bought from one range and leave everyone else out.
  • Product launches in the builder. Build sale and launch emails from image, text and button blocks, keep product photos in the media gallery, and schedule the send.
Ecommerce with iResendly Marketing
iResendly Mail

An orders@ address that reaches the right person

  • Free aliases for orders@ and returns@. Add them to the mailbox of whoever handles customers. Aliases are free and don't use a seat.
  • Auto-reply for holidays. Set start and end dates so customers know when to expect an answer; each sender gets at most one reply every few days.
  • Drop mail to addresses that don't exist. The catch-all setting discards mail to made-up addresses on your domain instead of filling an inbox with spam.
Ecommerce with iResendly Mail