Overview

This node operation updates an existing email account in the Instantly system. It allows users to modify various account details such as the first name, last name, daily sending limit, tracking domain settings, warmup configurations, and other email sending parameters. This operation is useful for managing and customizing email accounts used for sending campaigns, ensuring they meet specific sending policies or preferences.

Use Case Examples

1. Updating the daily email sending limit for an account to control email volume.
2. Changing the tracking domain name and status for better email tracking and analytics.
3. Enabling or disabling slow ramp-up for sending limits to gradually increase email sending capacity.
4. Configuring warmup settings to improve email deliverability by gradually increasing sending volume and setting reply rates.

Properties

Output

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• email - The email address of the updated account.
• firstName - The updated first name of the account.
• lastName - The updated last name of the account.
• dailyLimit - The updated daily email sending limit.
• trackingDomainName - The updated tracking domain name.
• trackingDomainStatus - The updated status of the tracking domain.
• enableSlowRamp - Whether slow ramp-up is enabled.
• inboxPlacementTestLimit - The updated inbox placement test limit.
• sendingGap - The updated gap in minutes between sent emails.
• skipCnameCheck - Whether the CNAME check is skipped.
• removeTrackingDomain - Whether the tracking domain is removed.
• warmup
  • limit - The daily warmup email limit.
  • replyRate - The reply rate for warmup emails.
  • warmupCustomFtag - Custom tag for warmup emails.
  • increment - Whether warmup increment is enabled or disabled.
• warmupDailyIncrease - The daily increase for warmup email sending.

Dependencies

• An API key credential for Instantly API authentication

Troubleshooting

• Common issues include invalid or missing email account identifiers, which can cause the update operation to fail.
• Incorrect or out-of-range values for numeric fields like daily limits or sending gaps may result in errors.
• Network or API authentication errors can prevent successful updates; ensure the API key credential is valid and has necessary permissions.
• Error messages typically indicate the specific field causing the issue or authentication problems; reviewing the error message helps identify the fix.