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THE PLATFORM / A FIRST LOOK

Operator depth.
Customer clarity.

Explore a first selection of the tools behind Magic MTA.
Two connected workspaces, built around different responsibilities.

FEATURE PREVIEW
01 Admin platform ↓02 Tenant workspace ↓THE FULL GUIDE IS ON ITS WAY
A preview, with more to come.

This is an initial selection of product capabilities. The complete admin and tenant guide will follow a detailed walkthrough. Availability and final commercial packaging will be confirmed before the 2027 launch.

12 capabilities to explore
01
FOR THE PEOPLE RUNNING THE SERVICE

Admin platform

The controls, context and oversight behind your delivery operation.

VisibilityPreview

A view of the whole operation

Command Center, health and delivery signals in one place.

Operational signalsInspect contextChoose next step
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Operators need to identify what deserves attention before choosing an action.

In the workspace

Review alerts, queue pressure, provider/source information and diagnostics through the application’s operating views.

Good to know

Data availability and freshness depend on the connected telemetry. Figures in previews are synthetic.

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Delivery controlPreview

Routing, fleets & warmup

Organize sending paths and make effective limits visible.

Source poolsProvider policiesSending fleet
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Different sources and providers need different operational treatment.

In the workspace

Work with source pools, routing configuration, assigned fleets and warmup plans using permission-controlled workflows.

Good to know

Effective behavior depends on policy and fleet configuration. No throughput or inbox-placement guarantee is implied.

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VisibilityPreview

Queues & message investigation

Connect a delivery question to the evidence behind it.

Message or queueResponse evidenceInvestigation
What this helps you do

Why it matters

A message can be waiting because of remote deferral, local limits or connectivity conditions.

In the workspace

Inspect queue state, grouped errors, message traces and provider responses before deciding how to respond.

Good to know

A trace reports retained evidence. It does not independently establish inbox placement or prove the cause of every delay.

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Account managementPreview

Tenant accounts & access

Give customers a workspace with the right boundaries.

Tenant accountScoped permissionsCustomer workspace
What this helps you do

Why it matters

An email delivery business needs customer access without sharing the entire operating environment.

In the workspace

Manage tenant accounts, account limits, domain access and credentials through administrator-controlled surfaces.

Good to know

Access follows configured roles and tenant scope. Commercial licensing and final launch packaging are not yet announced.

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Delivery controlPreview

Domains, policies & suppression

Make identity and sending policy part of the operation.

Sending identityPolicy checksEligible submission
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Sending identity, authentication and recipient suppression need consistent oversight.

In the workspace

Review signing-domain configuration, provider policies, suppression entries and complaint-related evidence where available.

Good to know

Domain ownership, DNS records, recipient permission and appropriate sending practices remain your responsibility.

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GovernancePreview

Guarded operational workflows

Permissions, action history and review around sensitive changes.

Review evidenceAuthorized actionAudit history
What this helps you do

Why it matters

A useful control surface should also make changes understandable and accountable.

In the workspace

Use available approval, audit, policy-staging and release workflows to inspect and govern supported operations.

Good to know

Some advanced adapters and release actions remain gated. Their exact scope will be covered in the full feature walkthrough.

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02
FOR THE PEOPLE USING THE SERVICE

Tenant workspace

A dedicated view of sending, setup and account activity.

VisibilityPreview

Your sending activity, explained

Follow message outcomes without needing operator access.

Your messagesDelivery evidenceYour next step
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Customers need to understand what happened to their own messages.

In the workspace

Explore tenant-scoped activity, delivery issues, bounce records and provider/domain/source breakdowns.

Good to know

Destination acceptance and inbox placement are different. Activity views depend on retained message evidence.

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IntegrationsPreview

SMTP & API integration

Connect applications with account-scoped credentials.

Scoped credentialApplication setupSubmission
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Customers need a documented path from their applications into the sending service.

In the workspace

Manage sending API keys, access SMTP submission settings and review integration documentation. SMTP credential creation and changes are available where enabled by the administrator.

Good to know

Credentials, permissions and quotas apply. Sending is disabled in synthetic demo workspaces.

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Delivery controlPreview

Domain setup & readiness

Understand the records and checks behind your sending identity.

Your domainDNS requirementsReadiness checks
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Authentication and alignment depend on correctly configured domains.

In the workspace

Review domain authentication, readiness checks and bounce-domain setup through guided configuration views.

Good to know

DNS changes require access to the domain’s DNS provider. A readiness check is not a deliverability guarantee.

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Account managementPreview

Usage, quotas & assigned capacity

See where your account stands before the next send.

Account usageEffective limitsCapacity request
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Customers need to distinguish account capacity from current delivery outcomes.

In the workspace

Review usage, quotas, limit requests and assigned fleet/warmup information.

Good to know

A quota is an account allowance, not a promise of delivery speed. Billing and license terms will be announced separately.

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IntegrationsPreview

Reports & event callbacks

Bring sending evidence into your own workflow.

Tenant evidenceReport or eventYour workflow
What this helps you do

Why it matters

A customer’s operational picture often extends beyond the dashboard.

In the workspace

Use available reports and exports, review webhook configuration, and inspect event callback history.

Good to know

Callback delivery depends on your endpoint and configuration. Reports reflect their selected scope and retention window.

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List toolsPreview

ISP list grouping

Organize supported lists by receiving-provider classification.

Your listMX classificationGrouped export
What this helps you do

Why it matters

Provider-aware list views help customers understand how their audience is distributed.

In the workspace

Upload CSV/TXT, inspect detected columns and grouping progress, then export supported provider groups or snapshots.

Good to know

Requires the feature to be enabled for the account. DNS classification is not consent, mailbox verification or an inbox-placement test.

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