After verifying your email address in 3E Exchange, you can send supplier surveys directly from your company email and customize the names of the survey emails.

Due to advancing web security standards, it is sometimes necessary for you to set up a Sender Policy Framework (SPF) to keep your emails from being mistakenly marked as spam. SPF records provide mail servers with information about where emails are coming from so you can send emails from 3rd party services like 3E Exchange using your domain name.

Here are the main takeaways:

Setting up an SPF is something that needs to be done on your company's domain, usually completed by your IT department
An SPF helps with deliverability and communicates that you allow 3E Exchange to send emails with your email address

To set up the SPF, your IT department will need to add an SPF as a TXT record in your DNS. Below is what it should look like as 3E Exchange uses Amazon SES to send emails:

"v=spf1 include:amazonses.com ~all"

Please refer to this link for more information about setting one up through Amazon SES: Authenticating Email with SPF in Amazon SES.

Getting Help

If you have questions about using 3E Exchange or the material covered in this help article, reach out in chat in the bottom right-hand corner or email support@3eco.com.