Just as in the title. We are a small startup and all our API generated emails are invitational ones. They work just like Slacks invite emails.
We just changed a domain and that is when the issue started appearing. Our domain is managed by OVH.<p>We contacted Google support 2 times already. Things we already did:
- Setup DKIM records for email authorization
- Personalize invitational emails (company name, company logo, inviting person's name).
- Use best practises for invitational email templates (they also are similar to Slack)
- Setup Google's postmaster (we don't have data yet)
- Start handling all company's email from new domain to build it's reputation<p>Did you guys have similar issues? If so, how did you handle it and how long did it take to be resolved?
Have you tried adding the sending address as a contact in your contact list and also sent an email to it (even if it bounces) so that google knows that is a contact of yours? I dont use gmail, but maybe they also have a whitelist or trusted senders/domains function?