Submission
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Product
One submission becomes every notification it should.
Someone fills in a form. Expeed Relay checks it is genuine, keeps a copy, writes the message the way you asked, and delivers it to everyone on the list — then tells you what happened to each one.
What one submission becomes
Four deliveries, four receipts.
- Emailsales@northwind.examplevia SendGriddelivered412ms
- Emailowner@northwind.examplevia SendGriddelivered431ms
- Team chat#leadsvia Slackdelivered208ms
- WhatsApp+1 555 0134via Twilioattempt 2
Each row is a job with its own attempts and its own outcome. One failing provider never stops the others.
What you're not building
The part nobody enjoys, already done.
Every website needs this. None of them need it built twice.
- A mail server — and the week spent keeping it off spam lists
- Retry logic — for the evening your provider has an outage
- An enquiries table — and a screen to read it in
- A place for API keys — that is safe for every website you run
- The same form code — written again for the next site
Getting started
Three steps, all of them clicking.
Adding your next website takes minutes, and none of them are ours.
Register the website
It gets a key. Only the domains you name can use it.
Connect a sender
Point it at the account you already send from. Credentials are encrypted and never shown again.
Choose who hears
Per form, pick the people and write the message. Change it whenever — no deploy, no developer.
When things go wrong
It doesn't fail quietly.
Providers have bad days. When one does, Expeed Relay keeps trying — and if it truly cannot get through, it says so instead of losing the message. You can see what was sent, to whom, and what came back, and send it again yourself with one click.
How delivery works