EmailDeskSender and Inbox

Marketing email platform

Permission-based email marketing for organizations in Bangladesh.

EmailDesk gives organizations in Bangladesh contacts, audience segments, tags, templates, campaign preparation, unsubscribe handling, suppression, paced queues, and recipient-level evidence. It supports permission-based marketing workflows without turning provider acceptance into a delivery guarantee.

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What EmailDesk provides

Keep audience preparation, compliance, and evidence together.

Audiences, contacts, segments, and tags

Organize contacts with subscription status, tags, smart segments, custom fields, imports, and workspace-scoped audience filters. Campaign selection uses subscribed contacts only.

Templates and campaign preparation

Create reusable templates, prepare basic or HTML content, choose a ready sender, add preview text and supported attachments, review the audience, and send now or schedule the campaign.

Consent and unsubscribe requirements

The sender remains responsible for permission or another lawful basis. EmailDesk requires a visible unsubscribe path and sends list-unsubscribe headers, but it cannot validate how every contact was originally collected.

Suppression and bounce handling

The queue rechecks the contact immediately before delivery. Unsubscribed, bounced, suppressed, or missing contacts are skipped, while available bounce, complaint, and suppression evidence remains visible for list hygiene.

Campaign queue pacing

Each campaign is capped at 10 recipients per minute and can be configured lower. Pending work continues through the recurring queue instead of submitting the whole audience in one burst.

Marketing and transactional sending

Marketing campaigns are audience messages with consent, unsubscribe, and suppression requirements. Requested account, password, billing, receipt, security, and application events belong in the transactional API or SMTP workflow.

How to begin

Prepare the audience before starting the queue.

A campaign should start with a permission-based audience and a ready sender. Review the content, unsubscribe path, attachment cost, and recipient estimate before scheduling or sending.

  1. 01

    Organize eligible contacts

    Import or add contacts only when the organization has a valid reason to send marketing email. Use subscription status, tags, segments, and custom fields to define the intended audience.

  2. 02

    Prepare the sender and campaign

    Choose an allowed sender on a ready domain, select or create a template, add the subject and preview, and keep the content consistent with consent and acceptable-use requirements.

  3. 03

    Review unsubscribe, attachments, and quota

    Confirm the required unsubscribe path and recipient estimate. Campaigns allow up to six attachments and 8 MB total per message; marketing attachment delivery has no free allowance.

  4. 04

    Start the paced queue and follow evidence

    Send now or schedule the campaign, then review pending, sent, failed, and blocked-before-delivery recipients together with provider responses, bounces, complaints, and unsubscribes.

Operational evidence

Separate queue progress from provider and recipient outcomes.

A campaign recipient marked sent has passed the recorded provider handoff check; it is not proof of final delivery or Inbox placement. Later provider, bounce, complaint, and unsubscribe evidence can change the operational picture.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about marketing email campaigns.

Can I import an existing contact list?

EmailDesk supports contact imports, tags, segments, and custom fields. The sender remains responsible for permission or another lawful basis, accurate contact status, and compliance with the acceptable-use and privacy requirements.

How is marketing email different from transactional email?

Marketing email is sent to a permission-based audience and requires unsubscribe and suppression handling. Transactional email is triggered by a requested account, password, billing, receipt, security, or application event and should use the email API or authenticated SMTP path.

How fast does the campaign queue send?

EmailDesk caps each campaign at 10 recipients per minute and permits a lower configured rate. Actual completion time also depends on queue scheduling, provider responses, pauses, policy checks, and failures.

How are consent and unsubscribes handled?

The sender is responsible for consent or another lawful basis. EmailDesk requires a visible unsubscribe link, adds list-unsubscribe headers, records an unsubscribe against the scoped contact, and excludes contacts that are no longer subscribed.

What happens to bounced or suppressed contacts?

The campaign queue rechecks contact status immediately before delivery. Contacts marked bounced, suppressed, unsubscribed, or missing are skipped and recorded with the applicable reason instead of being handed to the provider.

How do marketing attachments affect quota?

A campaign can contain up to six attachments with an 8 MB combined limit per message. Marketing has no free attachment allowance: total attachment bytes per message are multiplied by recipients, then one additional quota unit is charged per started 1 MB, alongside the recipient units.

Does EmailDesk guarantee campaign delivery, Inbox placement, or opens?

No. Provider and recipient systems determine later acceptance and placement, while privacy controls and image blocking can limit open evidence. EmailDesk reports queue, provider, bounce, complaint, unsubscribe, open, and click evidence when available without guaranteeing an outcome.

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