Aliases

An explanation of how basic email aliases (addresses) work on ImprovMX.

Create an alias

  1. Log into your account at app.improvmx.com
  2. Fill in your new-alias and destination address(es) underneath the domain name of your choice.
  3. Click add
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Delete an alias

  1. Log into your account at app.improvmx.com
  2. Click the X next to the alias that you wish to delete (you'll have a few seconds to undo this action before it's permanent).
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Edit an alias or destination address

  1. Log into your account at app.improvmx.com
  2. Click the alias and/or destination field to edit.
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Alias configuration options

You may configure your aliases and forward-to destinations in a number of ways. Below, you can find a few optional configurations and examples.

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Type Description Value
Catch-all / wildcard (alias) Forward all emails sent to a domain. *
Black Hole/Block (destination) Prevent an alias from forwarding mail. null
Multiple (destination) Send an email to multiple destination addresses or URLs (comma separation) email1@gmail.com, email2@provider.com
Webhook/HTTP (destination) Send POST of email as JSON payload (details here)
Note: This is only available on Premium / Business tiers 		http://webhook.com/endpoint
Regex Regular expression aliases Read more

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