Send password resets, verification codes, receipts and account alerts through a reliable email API or SMTP with dedicated infrastructure and detailed delivery data.
Send password resets, verification codes and receipts through infrastructure isolated from newsletters and promotional campaigns. A poor-performing marketing send should not put essential customer email at risk.


Connect your application through the Mission Inbox REST API or SMTP. Trigger individual messages directly from your product, platform or existing email workflow.
Use message logs, delivery events and webhooks to trace each send and investigate failures. Your team gets the data needed to find problems without guessing.









Transactional email is automatically triggered by a user action or account event. Common examples include password resets, verification codes, order confirmations, receipts, security alerts and account notifications.
Transactional email infrastructure is the technical system that sends product-generated messages. It includes sending domains, IP addresses, authentication, API or SMTP connections, routing, message logs and delivery monitoring.
Yes. Applications can send transactional messages through the Mission Inbox REST API. SMTP is also available for platforms and existing systems that use standard email protocols.
Marketing campaigns have different volumes and engagement patterns from transactional messages. Separating them helps prevent a promotional campaign from affecting the delivery of password resets, receipts and other emails customers need.
Yes. Dedicated IPs give your business control over the sending reputation used for transactional email, without depending on activity from unrelated senders in a shared pool.
Mission Inbox provides message logs, delivery events and webhooks that help developers trace sends, identify failures and pass email activity back to their applications.
Teams that rely on email, run on Mission Inbox. See what changed after they moved away from shared sending infrastructure.
MI Shield is included with every Cube, so every workload gets pre-send protection from day one.