Twilio Email is now Generally Available
Twilio Email is now a native channel in the Twilio platform, offering the Mail Send API, automated domain authentication, suppression management, email logs, and subaccount management. Users can set up and configure email directly from the Twilio console using their existing account structure and billing.
Email is now available as a native channel in the Twilio platform. Set up, configure, and try email from the Twilio console, using your existing Twilio account structure, API keys, procurement and billing.
Twilio Email includes:
The Mail Send API
Automated domain authentication
Suppression management
Email logs
Subaccount management for segmenting email traffic
Coordinating email alongside other Twilio-powered actions such as the Bulk Messaging API has never been easier.
To get started, navigate to the Email section in the Twilio Console under products and services. For API integration, see the Twilio Email documentation.
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