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SendPost’s Amazon SES integration allows you to use your existing Amazon SES account as a Third-Party Sending Provider (TPSP). This means you can:
  • Send emails through Amazon SES while using SendPost’s unified API
  • Receive and process Amazon SES events (opens, clicks, bounces, complaints, etc.) in SendPost
  • View all email analytics in one centralized dashboard
  • Apply SendPost’s intelligent routing and throttling to your Amazon SES traffic
  • Automatically configure SES identities, configuration sets, and SNS notifications
Additionally, SendPost offers Amazon SES Compatible APIs (v1 and v2) that allow you to migrate from Amazon SES with minimal code changes.

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Why Use Amazon SES with SendPost?

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What’s Covered in This Guide

Setting Up

Configure Amazon SES as a provider in SendPost with automatic identity and configuration set setup

Sending Emails

Send emails through Amazon SES using the SendPost API with automatic IP Pool routing

Compatible API

Migrate from Amazon SES with minimal code changes using our SES v1/v2 compatible APIs

Event Types

Understand Amazon SES event types and how they map to SendPost

Analytics

Track opens, clicks, bounces and configure rate limiting

Troubleshooting

Common issues, FAQs, and getting help

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Quick Reference

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Key Endpoints

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Setup Checklist

1

Create AWS IAM User

Create IAM user with AmazonSESFullAccess and AmazonSNSFullAccess permissions
2

Add Provider

Add Amazon SES provider in SendPost dashboard with AWS credentials
3

Configure Sending Identities

Add domains or email addresses you want to send from
4

Setup Identities

Click “Setup Identities” to automatically configure SES
5

Add DNS Records

Add the generated DNS records to your domain’s DNS settings
6

Test

Send a test email with the ippool parameter
7

Confirm Events

Confirm events appear in SendPost analytics