Use this page to choose an email provider, connect it in Drip Drop, and select it when a flow sends email. Drip Drop uses your provider account; the provider-specific pages below cover setup details and local recovery steps.
Choose an Email Provider
Choose the account or service that matches how you send: Gmail or Outlook for mailbox-based sending; SMTP / IMAP for a compatible mail server; or SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Postmark, or Telnyx Email for provider-specific API-based sending.
Connect an Email Provider
- In Dashboard, select Integrations → Email.
- Choose New Integration.
- Follow your provider-specific page to complete the connection.
Verify the Connection
- Confirm that the integration appears in the Email list before using it in an email flow block.
Use Email in a Flow
Use the Flow Editor guide to configure an email flow block with your connected provider. For connection requirements or credential-specific recovery steps, use your provider-specific page.
Troubleshooting
Connected email provider is missing from an email flow block
- Check that your provider is connected under Integrations → Email.
- Confirm that you are configuring an email flow block.
- Use your provider-specific page to check the connection setup and the Flow Editor guide for block configuration.
Credentials or OAuth connection fails
- Open your provider-specific page and follow its connection requirements and recovery steps.
- Use the instructions for your provider and connection method rather than generic API-key or webhook guidance.
Email sends fail after setup
- Check History for send errors.
- Confirm that the provider account is active.
- Send a test email to a safe test contact and check History for errors before enrolling real contacts.
Related Documentation
- Gmail — send through a Google mailbox using OAuth or an app password.
- Outlook — send through a Microsoft mailbox using OAuth or an app password.
- SMTP / IMAP — connect a standard mail server for sending and optional reply retrieval.
- SendGrid — use a dedicated delivery platform with sending, event webhooks, tracking, and inbound parse.
- Mailgun — use a domain-based delivery provider with sending, webhooks, tracking, and inbound routing.