On more than one occasion a client has changed their password or deleted their app password for their domain email. This in turn has stopped their emails sending from their website. While I do have protocol to test forms and SMTP when I am conducting maintenance on the website it could be days or even months away from when the client changed the settings their end. Its very frustrating for my clients and even more frustrating for me that there is no alert that warns that something is broken with email deliverability via SMTP. I use Forminator on every build so I was thinking a sitewide notice backend would be great to alert that emails might not be sending any more (i.e. it attempts an automatic email to the domain email daily as a test but only sends an email to admin if the test doesn’t work.)This system is in place in other software for social media feeds where in the website it displays a warning on the front and back end that the social profile connection is broken and also sends me emails to warn me the connection is broken. I can then forward these emails to customers with the software’s guide on fixing the issue and 9/10 times the issue is resolved in minutes. in recent times Gmail settings changed but the website didn’t notify me and I only realised the SMTP was broken because I was building a new form and testing it for launch. it would be amazing if Forminator could alert that either SMTP is not in use and therefore deliverability might be an issue or that combined with Branda it could detect SMTP is incorrectly configured and thus emails are blocked from sending.
- Marianna
- Irish Design Hero
[Forminator Pro] A dashboard warning notification when emails are not sending correctly due to bad
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