Amazon SES Integration

Connect Amazon SES to Drip Drop so your visual email workflows can send through AWS-managed email infrastructure while you keep control of your sender identity, AWS account, and SES configuration.

Key Features

Bring your own SES account

Send Drip Drop email workflows through an Amazon SES setup owned and configured in your AWS account. You keep control of the sender identity, AWS configuration, and provider relationship.

API and SMTP-based email delivery

Amazon SES supports application-driven sending through APIs and SMTP. That makes it a practical email provider for teams that want AWS email infrastructure behind campaign and lifecycle workflows.

Verified sender identities

SES requires verified email addresses or domains before they can be used as senders. This helps teams align Drip Drop email workflows with their own authenticated sender setup in AWS.

Provider-side sending controls

Use SES-side concepts such as configuration sets, sending limits, suppression management, bounce and complaint notifications, and deliverability tools where they are configured in AWS. Drip Drop should be treated as the workflow layer, not a replacement for SES account administration.

How It Works

1

Prepare Amazon SES in AWS

Set up Amazon SES in the AWS region you plan to use, verify the sending domain or email address, and request production access if campaigns need to reach unverified recipients.

2

Connect SES in Drip Drop

Add the Amazon SES configuration requested by Drip Drop so your workflows can send email through your own provider account. Keep AWS credentials, permissions, and sender setup under your team's control.

3

Build the email workflow visually

Create email steps inside a Drip Drop campaign or lifecycle flow and use the Amazon SES-backed sending path where supported. Marketers can adjust workflow structure without rebuilding custom email orchestration.

4

Monitor results in the right place

Use Amazon SES metrics, events, suppression, and deliverability tools where you have configured them in AWS, alongside any Drip Drop campaign reporting available for your workflow.

Use Cases

Transactional onboarding emails — Send welcome, verification, or account lifecycle messages from visual workflows while using your team's own Amazon SES sender identity.
Marketing drip campaigns — Run nurture sequences in Drip Drop with Amazon SES as the delivery provider for teams already standardized on AWS email infrastructure.
Cost-controlled email operations — Keep delivery tied to usage-based AWS email infrastructure instead of relying on bundled or shared sending systems. Actual costs depend on AWS region, volume, sending method, optional features, and related AWS usage.
AWS-centered marketing stacks — Fit campaign sending into an AWS-based application or data environment without building custom campaign orchestration from scratch.

Connect Amazon SES to Drip Drop so your visual email workflows can send through AWS-managed email infrastructure while you keep control of your sender identity, AWS account, and SES configuration.

Amazon SES is built for marketing, notification, and transactional email. With Drip Drop, teams can use SES as the email delivery provider behind visual campaign and lifecycle workflows instead of wiring every send path by hand.

This is a bring-your-own-account workflow: you prepare and maintain your Amazon SES setup in AWS, then connect it to Drip Drop for email orchestration. That means sender verification, sandbox or production access, region choices, sending limits, and provider-side deliverability controls stay tied to your AWS account.

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Why connect it with Drip Drop?

Drip Drop never resells your messaging. You bring your own provider account, keep your own sending reputation and pricing, and Drip Drop handles the automation, contacts, templates, and flows on top.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an AWS account to use Amazon SES with Drip Drop?

Yes. This is a bring-your-own-provider integration, so you should expect to connect and maintain your own AWS and Amazon SES account.

Does Amazon SES require sender verification?

Yes. Amazon SES requires identities such as domains or email addresses to be verified before they can be used as SES senders.

Why can't I send to all recipients immediately from a new SES account?

New Amazon SES accounts start in the sandbox. To send to unverified recipients and access production sending limits, you need to request production access from AWS.

Does Drip Drop manage SES deliverability for me?

Do not assume that. Amazon SES provides deliverability-related tools and AWS-side controls, while Drip Drop's role is visual workflow orchestration with your connected provider account.

How is Amazon SES priced?

AWS publishes Amazon SES pricing separately. Costs can depend on region, message volume, sending method, optional features, data transfer, and related AWS usage.