When you are ready to start using batch invoicing, first please contact support to enable the ability on your Zola Suite account.
Once that is complete, you will need to verify your domain. To do so please follow these steps:
- Go To Your DNS Provider
- Go to the DNS provider that you use to manage yourdomain.com and add the following DNS records. Common providers include GoDaddy, NameCheap, Network Solutions, Rackspace Email & Apps, Rackspace Cloud DNS, Amazon Route 53, and Digital Ocean.
- Add DNS Records For Sending
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TXT records (known as SPF & DKIM) are required to send and receive an email with Mailgun.TypeHostnameEnter This ValueTXT[yourdomain]v=spf1 include:mailgun.org ~allTXT[key]._domainkey.[yourdomain]Please contact Support for this information
If GoDaddy (applicable for some other providers, as well), the second TXT Hostname does not need to have the domain included. For example - in screenshot below, only "mailo._domainkey" would need to be added.
If you already have a TXT record for SPF please make sure to merge it and have only one SPF record
The CNAME record is necessary for tracking opens, clicks, and unsubscribes.
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Type
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Hostname
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Enter This Value
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CNAME
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email.[yourdomain]
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mailgun.org
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Wait For Your Domain To Verify
Once you make the above DNS changes it can take 24-48 hrs for those changes to propagate. We will email you to let you know once your domain is verified.
Now you are able to use batch invoicing within Zola Suite.
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