How to Use the Email Verification Option in Settings?

If you're setting up email sending through your custom domain, it’s essential to verify your primary domain by updating your DNS records. Follow the steps below to complete the email domain verification process:

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Go to Settings

   • Click on the gear icon (⚙️) located near your profile image on the top-right corner of your dashboard.
     
     
     

2. Open Email Verification

   • In the Settings panel, look for the Email Verification option and click on it.
     
     
     

3. Add Email Domain

   • Click on “Add Email Domain” to begin the verification process.
     
     
     

4. Copy DNS Records

   • Once you've added your domain, a list of DNS records will appear that need to be added in your domain provider's DNS settings.
     

     
     

     

5. Add These Records to Your Domain DNS
   Here are the demo values for your reference (as shown in your screenshot) when adding DNS records:
   
   

   DKIM and SPF (Required):

   Type	Host/Name	Value	Priority	TTL	Status
   MX	send	feedback-smtp.us-east-1.amazonses.com	10	Auto	not_started
   TXT	send	v=spf1 include:amazonses.com ~all	-	Auto	not_started
   TXT	resend._domainkey	p=MIGfMA0GC... (full key as shown in your records)	-	Auto	not_started

   
   

   DMARC (Recommended):

   Type	Host/Name	Value	TTL
   TXT	_dmarc	v=DMARC1; p=none;	Auto

   
   

6. Verify Your Domain

   • Once you've added all the above records into your domain provider’s DNS panel, return to the email verification page and click on the “Verify” button.

   • The status for each record should eventually change from not_started to verified (this may take a few minutes to a few hours depending on your domain provider’s DNS propagation time).
     

By completing these steps, you ensure your emails are authenticated, reducing the chances of them landing in spam folders and improving your email delivery rates.

Use Case in FlexiFunnels

Verifying your domain is not just a technical step—it’s a foundation for powerful email-based automations within FlexiFunnels. Here's how and why it matters:

✅ 1. Membership Course Access

• When a customer purchases a membership course, you can automatically send login credentials and access links via verified emails.

• A verified domain ensures these emails land in the inbox—not spam—resulting in higher course access rates and fewer support tickets.
  
  

✅ 2. Digital Asset Delivery

• If you're offering downloadable assets like ebooks, templates, or files, automated emails are sent upon form submissions or purchases.

• Verified emails increase trust and open rates, ensuring users receive what they paid for instantly.
  
  

✅ 3. Cart Abandonment Recovery

• If someone adds a product to the cart but doesn’t complete the purchase, FlexiFunnels can send automated follow-up emails.

• With a verified domain, these recovery emails are more likely to be seen, boosting your conversion rate and recovering lost sales.

✅ 4. Course Completion Follow-ups & Upsells

• Use verified emails to send congratulatory messages, certificates, or upsell new courses.

• These emails feel more professional and build brand credibility, improving retention and lifetime value.

Why Is Email Verification Important?

• ✅ Improves Deliverability: Emails are more likely to reach inboxes, not spam folders.

• ✅ Boosts Trust: Customers see your brand name in the sender’s email, which feels more secure and reliable.