I have used Nylas for 1 or 2 years in Retently, but it was too expensive - $300/month for 100 initial connected inboxes so we canceled Nylas and developed our solution.
I am still unhappy that Gmail tokens disconnect frequently without a clear reason and that Microsoft Outlook permissions are so hard to navigate that only 30% of our Outlook customers can use our implementation.
Oh yes, this is a bit of a different use case to Nylan. I was thinking of it more for just sending outbound emails, a sort of sendgrid where you dont need to spend an hour configuring it just to end up with a blacklisted IP when you chose the lower tiers.
For tokens its been fine so far, but i found Entra ID to actually be easier to work with then the gmail oauth implementation. Are you using oauth or are the customers adding the client in their own tenant?
I have used Nylas for 1 or 2 years in Retently, but it was too expensive - $300/month for 100 initial connected inboxes so we canceled Nylas and developed our solution.
I am still unhappy that Gmail tokens disconnect frequently without a clear reason and that Microsoft Outlook permissions are so hard to navigate that only 30% of our Outlook customers can use our implementation.
Oh yes, this is a bit of a different use case to Nylan. I was thinking of it more for just sending outbound emails, a sort of sendgrid where you dont need to spend an hour configuring it just to end up with a blacklisted IP when you chose the lower tiers.
For tokens its been fine so far, but i found Entra ID to actually be easier to work with then the gmail oauth implementation. Are you using oauth or are the customers adding the client in their own tenant?
Yep we created our own oAuth integration
Oh, well i'll let you know if i come across issues and figure out the cause. But thankfully no issues yet :)