Where to Configure Email Delivery
- Log in to your admin panel.
- In the top horizontal menu, click Settings (the gear icon).
- In the dropdown, click General Settings.
- You will see a Settings Hub with several cards. Click the Email card (or use the direct link from the Mail Templates page: the Email Settings quick action card).
- The Email tab will open with all delivery settings.
Email Delivery Fields
- Send Email — Enable or disable sending emails system-wide. Set to Enable to send notifications.
- Mail Type — Choose SMTP (recommended for reliability) or PHP Mailer (uses PHP mail function).
- From Email — The address shown as the sender (e.g. noreply@yoursite.com).
- From Name — The display name for the sender (e.g. Your Affiliate Program).
SMTP Settings (when Mail Type is SMTP)
These fields appear when Mail Type is set to SMTP:
- SMTP Hostname — Your mail server host (e.g. smtp.gmail.com, mail.yourdomain.com).
- SMTP Username — Your SMTP account username (often your full email address).
- SMTP Password — The password for the SMTP account. Use an app password for Gmail.
- SMTP Port — Typically 587 (TLS), 465 (SSL), or 25 (no encryption).
- SMTP Crypto — None, TLS, or SSL. Match your port: 587 → TLS, 465 → SSL, 25 → None.
Setup Guides
Above the Email tab fields you will find two help buttons:
- Gmail SMTP Setup Guide — Opens a modal with step-by-step instructions for Gmail (app passwords, port, etc.).
- cPanel / Plesk SMTP Setup Guide — Opens a modal with instructions for cPanel or Plesk-hosted email.
Unsubscribe Page & Test Email
In the same Email tab you will also see:
- Unsubscribed Page Title — Text shown on the page after a user unsubscribes.
- Unsubscribed Page Message — Message displayed on that confirmation page.
- Testing — Enter an email address and click Send Test Mail to verify delivery.
Saving
Click Save Changes at the top of the page after editing any settings.
For best deliverability, use SMTP with your domain’s mail server or a trusted provider (Gmail, SendGrid, etc.). PHP Mailer can work but may land in spam or fail on some hosts.