Connect inbox to centralize all conversations
- 1
Add your domain
Open the Domains screen and add the domain your customers write to, such as yourcompany.com. Inbox shows the DNS records it needs so that Elastic Email can receive and send email for that domain.
- 2
Publish the DNS records
Add the SPF, DKIM, and MX records to your DNS provider. MX tells other mail servers to deliver email for your addresses to the inbox; SPF and DKIM let replies go out from your domain and pass the recipient's spam checks.
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Verify and create addresses
Each one becomes a channel in your Help Desk the moment you save it.

