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How to receive a message, read it from your tests, and what the product does not do yet.
Getting started
Receiving and reading
- Reading a message from a test suiteThe three read routes, the shape of a message, and the status field to read before anything else.
- What is extracted from a message, with nothing to configureOne-time code, links, codes and headers — what parsing finds on its own, and what it does not.
- Pointing at a value instead of writing a regular expressionExtraction pointers — how the editor infers a pattern, why it tests it against twenty messages, and what RE2 refuses.
- Quotas and retention — what is counted, and whereVolume is counted per organization, retention follows the plan, and going over is refused at the SMTP door.
- Finding the right inbox when there are thirtyName, description and tags do not replace one another — and the filter bar lives in the URL.
Organization
- Workspaces partition access, they meter nothingWhat a workspace separates, what it does not, and why the current workspace lives in the URL.
- Inviting somebody, and what a seat meansThree ways to add a member, three roles, and how seats are counted.
- Name, logo and deleting the organizationWhy the name changes once a month, and what deletion takes with it.
- Configuring SSO yourself, in three stepsSAML and OIDC, available from the Team plan, configured from the application without going through us.
- One account, several organizationsHow to belong to more than one organization, which one opens when you sign in, and why one of them is sometimes greyed out.
Account and security
Reference
- API keys — wiring a test suite to your inboxesCreate a key, use it from CI, rotate it without downtime, revoke it. What a key reaches, and what it will never reach.
- The subscription sells features, packs sell volumeWhy increasing capacity never changes your subscription — and what is not wired up yet.
- Where your data is, and who can look at itHosting, sub-processors, how long messages are kept, and the limits of a support session.