Jooosi Mail routes WordPress email through SMTP and transactional email providers. It intercepts wp_mail(), applies your delivery and routing settings, and records the outcome so you can see what happened.
What you can do#
- Connect SMTP, native mail, and popular transactional email providers.
- Send immediately or queue mail for background processing.
- Choose a connection strategy and use failover, health checks, rate limits, and circuit breakers.
- Review message logs and connection attempts, then resend a retained message when needed.
- Receive delivery feedback from supported provider webhooks.
- Manage operations from WordPress admin or WP-CLI.
Choose a guide#
- Getting Started — install the plugin, connect a provider, and verify delivery.
- Connections — choose a profile, configure credentials, and enable routes.
- Delivery and Routing — choose sync or async delivery and configure failover and retries.
- Logs and Events — inspect message, queue, and webhook activity.
- Settings and Alerts — configure sender rules, retention, safeguards, and failure alerts.
- Developer Reference — use WP-CLI, hooks, and the webhook REST endpoint.
Before you start#
Use WordPress 7.0 or later and PHP 8.1 or later. You will also need an account with the email provider you plan to use and the credentials required by its connection profile.
Jooosi Mail passes message content, recipients, sender details, headers, and attachments to the configured email provider when it sends a message. Review that provider’s terms and privacy policy before connecting it.