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Get sender details

GET /senders/find_one.{Format}

Retrieves the details about a specific campaign sender using the sender's email address.

Request

Parameter

In

Type

Required

Description

Format

path

string

true

The supported file format for getting a response.

Possible values: jsonand xml.

Email

query

string

true

The email address of the sender that contains the details you are requesting.

apikey

query

string

true

The API key of your account.

RequestResponse
GET https://{hostname}/v3/senders/find_one.{Format}?Email=&apikey=

Response

Status

Description

Headers

Schema

200 OK

The request is successful.

Content-Type:application/json

Accept:application/json

N/A

RequestResponse
{
  "Code": 0,
  "Error": null,
  "Context": {
    "ID": "01234567-89ab-cdef-0123-456789abcdef",
    "Name": "Your Name",
    "Email": "[email protected]",
    "CreatedOn": "/Date(1323857838000+0200)/",
    "IsEnabled": true,
    "SpfVerified": false,
    "DkimVerified": false,
    "DkimPublic": "Some DkimPublic"
  }
}
  • Code - the response code. This is 0 if successful.

  • Error - the response error message. This is null if successful.

  • Context - an object that contains all the information about the sender:

    • ID - the ID of the sender.

    • Name - the name of the sender.

    • Email - the email address of the sender.

    • CreatedOn - the date that the sender was created.

    • IsEnabled - this is true if the sender is enabled and false if it is not.

    • SpfVerified - this is true if the SPF record for the sender is enabled and false if it is not.

    • DkimVerified - this is true if the DKIM record for the sender is enabled and false if it is not.

    • DkimPublic - specifies the sender's email public DKIM.

    • DmarcVerified - this is true if the Dmarc record for the sender is enabled and false if it is not.

    • IsVerified - this is true when the sender has both statuses Enabled AND Accepted.

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