SendGrid + Iterable Integration

This guide describes how to configure Iterable to use SendGrid to send email.

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# Email providers

Iterable supports the following ESPs:

• Amazon Simple Email Service (SES), using a shared IP pool (Iterable's default email setup). Amazon SES is available for USDC-based and EDC-based Iterable projects. To learn how to set up Amazon SES, read Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) + Iterable Integration.

• SparkPost - SparkPost is available for USDC-based and EDC-based Iterable projects. To learn how to set up SparkPost, read Integrating SparkPost with Iterable.

• Mailgun - Mailgun is available for USDC-based and EDC-based Iterable projects. To learn how to set up Mailgun, read Integrating Mailgun with Iterable

• SendGrid - Sendgrid is available for USDC-based Iterable projects.

# Instructions

To configure your Iterable account to send email with SendGrid, complete the steps below.

# Step 1: Configure your SendGrid account and related settings

To set up your SendGrid account, you'll need to do things such as:

• Create and configure subusers and subdomains.
• Set up webhooks.
• Create an API key.
• Set up DNS records.

# Step 2: Add your SendGrid account information to Iterable

Now, add your SendGrid account information to Iterable. To do this:

1. In Iterable, navigate to Settings > Sending Platforms.

2. In the Connect a new platform section, click SendGrid.

3. On the SendGrid page that appears, click Add Account.

4. Fill in the required fields for your account:

   

   For help creating a SendGrid API key, check out SendGrid's documentation.

# Step 3: Complete the instructions in the Email Setup guide

To finish setting up your project to send email, complete the steps in Email Setup.