While you send through the API, your team mail, calendar and contacts live on the same infrastructure. With open protocols, the email app you prefer connects directly — and your data always moves with you.
The setup wizard generates the MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MTA-STS records itself; the 26 Mail Score checks turn green one by one. You are ready to send in 4 minutes on average — and your first mail lands in the inbox, not the spam folder.
Webmail opens right in the browser; your phone, desktop and tablet connect to the same account over JMAP, IMAP or POP3. Calendars stay in sync via CalDAV, contacts via CardDAV. All of it is open RFC standards — no provider lock-in, and the exit door is always open.
DKIM signing, SPF and DMARC alignment, an enforced MTA-STS TLS policy — the infrastructure manages all of it on your behalf. Multi-layer spam and virus filtering scans every incoming attachment; 17 RBL blocklists are monitored daily, and every mailbox operation is written to an immutable audit log.
Your mail history is pulled over via IMAP; your calendar and contacts move in a single pass via CalDAV/CardDAV. Mobile devices receive an automatic setup profile. The migration typically takes 1–3 business days — and your team keeps receiving mail throughout.
Pick the closest of the four — each card shows which protocols and features do the work.
Problem. Your mail, calendar, and contacts sit with a provider abroad; billing arrives in another currency, and audit answers hinge on an overseas support desk.
SendNomi. IMAP pulls your existing mail history; CalDAV/CardDAV moves calendar and contacts in a single pass. Mobile devices receive an automatic setup profile.
Problem. Your legal team wants auditable answers to "where is the data, who accessed it, how long was it retained" — KVKK Article 12 requires immutable records.
SendNomi. Every mailbox operation is written to an immutable audit log; quotas, soft delete and legal hold are managed from the panel.
Problem. Customers write to info@; nobody knows who replies, the same mail gets answered twice, and nothing can be assigned.
SendNomi. With the shared inbox the whole team sees one box; every mail shows its assignee, and labels keep threads organized.
Problem. You do not want provider lock-in; if you ever need to move platforms, you expect a clean exit.
SendNomi. JMAP, IMAP, CalDAV, CardDAV — all open RFC standards. Your data imports and exports in open formats; connect with any client you like.
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