Receipts and resets,
same platform.
API-triggered sends against a pinned template version, on the same platform as your marketing.
Two systems, two versions of the truth.
Running transactional mail through a separate service means separate templates, a separate suppression list, and separate reporting. Ask what a customer received last Tuesday and you have to check two places and reconcile them by hand.
SendNectar sends transactional mail through the same brands, templates, providers, and reporting as everything else — while keeping the message class genuinely distinct so marketing rules never apply to a password reset.
Transactional email, in detail.
One explicit request
A brand, a pinned template version, a recipient, merge variables, metadata, and your own external reference. Nothing is implicit.
Pinned to a version
Sends target an immutable, hash-verified template version — editing the draft never changes what is going out right now.
Its own message class
Transactional is separate from marketing: not subject to frequency caps, not gated on topic subscription, and separately routable.
Dedicated routes
Give transactional traffic its own provider connection and sending routes so a marketing burst cannot delay it.
Live and test keys
API keys carry a mode, explicit scopes, optional brand restrictions, and an expiry. New tokens are shown exactly once.
Unified history
Transactional history sits alongside campaign reporting with the same message events and per-message status.
The request payload.
Everything a transactional send needs, and nothing it does not.
- brand_id
- The brand the message sends as — identity, footer, and legal entity
- template_version_id
- An immutable published version, never a live draft
- to_email
- Recipient address, optionally with a contact reference
- external_reference
- Your identifier, for idempotency and reconciliation
- variables
- Merge data rendered into the pinned version
- metadata
- Arbitrary key-values carried through to reporting
Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
Start today.
Set up your first workspace, connect a provider, and publish a workflow — free, in test mode, before you pay a thing.