Developers
Email hosting
Mailboxes on your own domain, and the webmail that reads them.
Real mailboxes with IMAP, SMTP and webmail. Provision them for a domain with your organization API key; read and send their mail with a mailbox token, which acts as one person rather than as the organization.
If you have used Zoho Mail, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, this is the part you know.
Guides
Start here. The reference tells you what the parameters are; these tell you what to do with them.
Reference103 endpoints
Provision mailboxes, aliases and forwarding for a domain.
- GETList email accounts
/api/v1/email-accounts - POSTCreate a mailbox
/api/v1/email-accounts - GETRetrieve a email account
/api/v1/email-accounts/{email_account} - POSTBulk Update (email account)
/api/v1/email-accounts/bulk-update - PUTUpdate a email account
/api/v1/email-accounts/{email_account} - All 20 mailboxes endpoints →
Everything the webmail does, for one mailbox. Takes a mailbox token, not an organization API key.
- GETSenders this mailbox has blocked
/api/v1/mailbox/blocked-senders - GETSubscription links for this mailbox
/api/v1/mailbox/calendar-subscriptions - GETCalendars in this mailbox
/api/v1/mailbox/calendars - GETWhat this deployment's webmail can actually do
/api/v1/mailbox/capabilities - GETAddresses this mailbox has written to
/api/v1/mailbox/contacts - All 76 mailbox api endpoints →
Organization-wide rules applied to mail in transit.