Infobip supports API and SMTP delivery. API is the default and requires an API key plus the API host shown for your Infobip account. SMTP uses an SMTP API key. Keep the host and credential associated with the same Infobip account.
Before you begin#
Have a provider account and credentials for the transport you chose. Copy credentials from the provider’s own console or account settings; never put secret values in documentation. Check the provider’s documentation for account requirements and sender acceptance.
Supported transport and settings#
- Transport scheme: infobip+api (default), infobip+smtp.
- Required settings: infobip+api: Infobip API key (secret) and Infobip API host. infobip+smtp: Infobip SMTP API key (secret).
- Optional settings: There are no additional provider configuration fields for this profile.
Jooosi Mail marks password, token, key, and private-key fields as secrets in the connection form. Enter only the fields shown for the selected scheme.
Create the connection#
- In WordPress admin, open Jooosi Mail → Connections and choose New connection.
- Enter a descriptive Connection name and select Infobip in Profile.
- Choose the transport scheme you want to use. Enter its required fields listed above and leave fields for other schemes empty.
- Review the sender, routing, and advanced settings for this connection.
- Choose Create connection to save it.
For the shared form workflow, see Connect a provider.
Verify delivery#
Follow Send a test email and send to a mailbox you can check. A test sends a real email. Check the mailbox and Jooosi Mail → Logs for the attempt status.
Webhooks#
This profile does not declare provider webhooks. Use Jooosi Mail email logs to review delivery attempts.
Troubleshooting#
- For API transport, check the host and API key together; a host is required even when the key is valid.
- For SMTP, use the SMTP API key field rather than the API key. Inspect the Jooosi Mail log if a test message fails.
Provider reference: https://www.infobip.com/docs/email.