Manage incoming traffic with Parse API

At Mailjet, we know that keeping track of incoming mail streams can be a struggle for any organization. Replies and chains can be forgotten, incoming emails can be sent to the wrong place, and ticketing applications can become disorganized and burdensome without the right tools. Mailjet has features that ease this burden, but Mailjet API’s routing feature goes one step further—it implements automated routes that fully parse your messages in UTF-8.

Set up your webhooks

After signing up for Mailjet, you can create your email domain and add Mailjet’s MX records. Then, you can define a list of routes for the incoming mailbox to a callback URL using Mailjet API’s Routing feature. This is where your script will process the parsed email. You can find a step-by-step visual in our documentation here.

Webhook code.
Parse API code.

Get your incoming emails in a structured way

Mailjet’s Routing feature makes processing inbound messages much easier, as we'll do the work of parsing and organizing the information in headers, content, and attachments. This way, you can easily sort your emails without having to spend time manually reviewing and categorizing them.

Filter spam messages

You can use inbound message sorting characteristics to filter spam messages and catch them much more easily. See which messages may have suspect domains, and match header details with legitimate senders to know if the sender is real or fake.

SpamAssassin filter.

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