Email Delivery Providers Overview

The CanIPhish Cloud Platform is capable of delivering emails (both simulated phishing and notifications) through four different methods. In this support article we'll briefly outline what these four methods are and provide links to supplementary implementation guidance so you can get set up.

Email Delivery Provider Methods

• CanIPhish: This is the default delivery provider. When using this delivery method, emails are sent via SMTP using CanIPhish's own SMTP servers.
• Google Workspace Direct Email Injection: This uses Google Workspace's API to programmatically inject emails into users inboxes. This method is only suitable for Google Workspace Customers.
  • Google Workspace DMI Implementation Guide
• Microsoft 365 Direct Email Injection: This uses Microsoft's Graph API to programmatically inject emails into users inboxes. This method is only suitable for Microsoft 365 Customers. The same setup can also connect directory sync for your Entra ID groups, and makes email quarantine available, with one Microsoft consent.
  • Microsoft 365 DMI Implementation Guide
  • Microsoft 365 DMI Implementation Guide (For White-Labelled Tenants)
• Third-Party SMTP Server: This uses an SMTP server that you control. CanIPhish will send emails to your SMTP server, and you then send these emails to the intended destination/recipient.
  • Third-Party SMTP Server Implementation Guide

Note: The provider marked Default on the Email Delivery Providers page is selected automatically when you create a new campaign. Existing campaigns keep the provider they were created with. If emails aren't arriving after you set up Direct Email Injection, see Troubleshooting: Direct Email Injection.