Automatic suppressions
Hard bounces, complaints, provider blocks, unsubscribes, and manual blocks stop future sends to risky recipients.
NoticeAPI reads every bounce and complaint, suppresses the recipients behind them, and ramps new senders up as they build a track record. When reputation slips, sending pauses; once the window clears, healthy senders recover on their own.
Autopilot is a safety system for legitimate transactional and marketing email. It does not promise inbox placement or hide bad traffic; it gives teams real feedback and pauses sends when reputation is at risk.
Every send feeds one loop that protects production senders: bounce and complaint rates, warm-up ramps, suppressions, automatic pauses, and self-service recovery.
See autopilot behaviorHard bounces feed recipient suppression so future sends fail fast.
Complaints and repeat incidents remain blocked until an operator confirms the sender is safe.
Daily volume caps grow as healthy production traffic builds history.
A cleared bounce window starts a small server-controlled probe. Healthy delivery evidence expands capacity automatically.
Production sending starts with DNS records for domain ownership, plus SPF and DKIM.
REST, SDK, SMTP, broadcasts, and automations all feed the same health and suppression layer.
Delivery events update metrics and create suppressions so bad recipients stop being retried.
First-time bounce incidents enter controlled probes after the window clears. Healthy outcomes restore capacity; complaints and repeat incidents stay under review.
Hard bounces, complaints, provider blocks, unsubscribes, and manual blocks stop future sends to risky recipients.
NoticeAPI tracks bounce and complaint rates against plan thresholds and pauses only the affected project during routine incidents.
New accounts start with conservative daily sending caps that grow as healthy traffic builds history.
Metrics shows the signal, next evaluation, controlled probe budget, and whether recovery is automatic or needs operator review.
No. It monitors real delivery risk, suppresses bad recipients, ramps volume, and pauses unsafe traffic. Inbox placement still depends on sender quality, recipient engagement, and mailbox provider decisions.
No. Sandbox and simulator paths are for safe testing. Production traffic is what feeds the account health thresholds.
Production sends for the affected project fail with project_paused while sandbox stays available. First-time bounce incidents recover through automatic cooldown and controlled probes; complaints and repeat incidents require operator review.
Simulator outcomes are free. Move to a verified domain when the path is ready.