create_warmup_pool_account
Optional: add a real inbox of your own that receives your senders’ warmup mail.
›Add my personal Gmail as a warmup pool account with a daily target of 8.
What it does
Raechly keeps a pool of inboxes that every sender warms against, included in the plan, so warmup runs without this tool.
Adding an inbox you control, typically a Gmail or Outlook address, puts one end of the loop where you can watch it yourself. Only your own organization’s senders write to it, and you can read every warmup message that arrives.
`daily_target` bounds how much warmup mail the inbox takes each day.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| email * | string | |
| label | string | |
| provider | string | gmail | outlook | other (default gmail) |
| daily_target | number | Max warmup mails this inbox receives per day (default 5) |
* required · Maps to POST /api/warmup/accounts
What comes back
The created pool account.
The thing people get wrong
Use inboxes you genuinely control and check. A pool account that silently stops accepting mail turns your warmup metrics into fiction.
Use it with
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