JetEmail – Reliable Email Delivery & Logging for WordPress

Description

JetEmail is a powerful WordPress plugin that routes all your WordPress emails through JetEmail’s transactional email service. This ensures reliable email delivery for your WordPress site, including:

• User registration emails
• Password reset emails
• WooCommerce order notifications
• Contact form submissions
• Any email sent via wp_mail()

Features:

• Easy Setup – Just enter your API key and you’re ready to go
• Email Logging – Keep track of all sent emails in your WordPress database
• Resend Emails – Easily resend any email from the log
• Automatic Purging – Automatically clean up old email logs based on your retention settings
• Test Connection – Send a test email to verify your configuration
• Detailed Statistics – View stats on sent, failed, and pending emails
• Search & Filter – Easily find emails in your logs

Configuration

API Key
Your JetEmail API key is required. Get one by signing up at dash.jetemail.com

From Address
The email address that will appear as the sender. This must be from a domain that is verified in your JetEmail account.

From Name
The name that will appear as the sender (e.g., « My Website » or « John Doe »).

Email Logging
Enable to store all sent emails in your WordPress database. This allows you to view email history and resend emails.

Auto Purge
Enable to automatically delete old email logs. Set the retention period (default: 30 days) to control how long logs are kept.

Support

For support, please visit support.jetemail.com

External services

This plugin connects to the JetEmail transactional email API to send emails on behalf of your WordPress site.

What the service is:
JetEmail (jetemail.com) is a transactional email delivery service. This plugin uses the JetEmail API to send all WordPress emails (such as user registration, password resets, WooCommerce notifications, and contact form submissions) through JetEmail’s email infrastructure instead of your server’s default mail system.

What data is sent:
When an email is triggered by WordPress, the following data is sent to the JetEmail API:

• Recipient email address(es)
• Sender email address and name (as configured in plugin settings)
• Email subject line
• Email body content (HTML and/or plain text)
• Email headers (CC, BCC, Reply-To if applicable)
• File attachments (if any)

When data is sent:
Data is transmitted to the JetEmail API each time WordPress attempts to send an email via the wp_mail() function, but only when:

• The plugin is activated
• A valid JetEmail API key is configured in the plugin settings

If no API key is configured, the plugin does not connect to external services and WordPress uses its default email handling.

Service provider:
This service is provided by JetEmail.

• Website: jetemail.com
• Terms of Service: jetemail.com/legals/terms-of-service
• Privacy Policy: jetemail.com/legals/privacy-policy