Integrations
Sending email through Brevo
Connect Brevo and your agent can email people during a call — a confirmation, directions, a quote, anything the caller asks to have in writing. The email goes out from your address, so what arrives in their inbox has your business name on it and not ours. There is no mail server to set up: you copy a key from your Brevo account and paste it here.
Caller-verification codes can go out from your address too. There is a switch for it when you connect; leave it off and codes come from the Vocarium address instead.
Where to find your key
In Brevo, open SMTP & API and then API keys, and create a key. Copy it, and keep the page open until you have pasted it here.
The address you send from
Your from address should be on a domain you have authenticated in Brevo. Brevo will send from an address you have not authenticated, but a great deal of that mail lands in junk, which is worse than a clear refusal — the caller simply never sees it. Do the domain step in Brevo first.
Connecting
- Open Actions & Integration and press Connect on the Brevo card.
- Paste the API key.
- Fill in the from address — the address your emails should come from. This one is required.
- Add a from name if you want your business name shown beside the address, and decide whether verification codes should come from this address too.
We test the key against Brevo before saving anything, so a key that is wrong or cannot send comes back as a message in the dialog rather than as an email that quietly never arrives. The key is stored encrypted and is never shown again.
Only one email connection
You can have one email connection, not several. The Email card and the five key-based cards all answer the same question — which address does this business write from — so connecting a second one is refused, and the message tells you which one you already have. Disconnect that one first. Reconnecting Brevo itself is not a second connection, so replacing a key you have changed works normally.
If something goes wrong
- The key is refused when you connect. Usually a key copied with a space on the end, or one that has been deleted or replaced in Brevo. Make a fresh key and try again.
- The from address is refused. Brevo has to know the address is yours before it is worth sending from. Authenticate the domain in Brevo, then come back — the wording in the error is theirs, not ours.
- Emails are not arriving. Check the address the agent read back to the caller, then check the junk folder. If a domain was only just authenticated, give it a few minutes.
- Nothing gets sent twice. If a send fails we report it rather than trying again, because a retry would mean two identical confirmations in somebody's inbox.
- There are limits. At most 2 emails on any one call, and 100 a day for your whole account. They are there so a confused conversation cannot burn through your sending allowance. Ask us if you need them raised.
- Emails are plain text. No formatting, no images, no attachments — what the agent writes is what arrives.
- Nothing is charged here. The email leaves on your own Brevo account and against your allowance there, so nothing comes off your Vocarium balance.