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Email forwarding, explained
Practical, step-by-step guides for getting professional email on your own domain — from your first DNS record to replying as your domain and wiring inbound mail to an AI agent.
Email forwarding for your domain
What email forwarding is, how the DNS records work, and how to get [email protected] landing in the inbox you already use — in about 15 minutes.
Read guide →Forward email to Gmail
Get email from your own domain into your Gmail inbox — and reply so recipients see your domain instead of your @gmail.com address.
Read guide →Send email as your domain
Use SMTP reply-as so your outgoing mail shows your domain. Works with Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and any SMTP client.
Read guide →Trigger an AI agent from an email
Point an alias at your HTTPS endpoint and every inbound email arrives as signed JSON — ready to hand to an AI agent, or to n8n, Zapier, and Make.
Read guide →Forward email to Slack
Post inbound email to a Slack channel and reply in the thread — the reply goes back as an email from your domain. Connect once, route any alias to any channel.
Read guide →Forward email to Telegram
Send inbound email to a Telegram chat and reply from your phone — replies go back as email from your domain. Link a chat in one tap and reuse it across aliases.
Read guide →Route multiple domains to channels
Every alias picks its own destination, so support@domain-a can post to a Slack channel while hello@domain-b pings a Telegram chat. Mix inbox, Slack, Telegram, and webhook across domains.
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