Save time and register your emails with the eEvidence extension for Chrome
If you are a Chrome user, this is of interest to you. We already have our extension for Gmail users, save time and register all recipients in one click!
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The Importance of DMARC Compliance in Registered Email: eEvidence’s Strategy
Learn about the security measures of the DMARC protocol to prevent your company from cyber threats or phishing.
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Learn about the importance of using registered communications during the debt recovery process through omnichannel strategies.
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Learn what Due Diligence is and the importance of its role in registered communications.
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Welcome to annual prices for eEvidence services!
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Check out the whole story of how one of our clients saved €50.000 thanks to the use of registered emails.
Read More →Solved: 550-5.7.X Your message was rejected due to the domain’s DMARC policy
Know more about the new policies of DMARC and how we solved it i order to be able to keep sending through eEvidence.
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Find out more about ‘SMTP diagnostic: 550 5.7.1 Sender ID (PRA) Not Permitted’ error message and what you can do about it.
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Explore the different types of transactional emails, understand best practices when sending them, and create a transactional email that works.
Read More →Registered Email: What Is It, How To Send, Legal Value and Use Cases
Learn everything you need to know about registered emails (a.k.a. certified emails), why you need them and how you can send a few (or millions) from your regular email account.
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