Hello Jonathan
Hope you are well.
It is very simple in Purecloud to setup the email, but it seems to be complex. and its clearly mentioned in the resource center.
You cannot verify your company's main domain in pure cloud. you have to create a sub-domain, and add it in the pure cloud. For example; xyz.com is main domain, from your org C-panel create some thing like Help.xyz.com. configure this in the Purecloud. and verify the DNS and MX records. It works fine.
If you still want to use your main domain for receiving the emails you can create an auto forwarding rule from the main domain to sub-domain, remember you will not set up email addresses from your end, you have to setup in the Purecloud and the auto-forward can be applied, and these will be used for email routing.
Hope its clear
Regards
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Teja Darbha
Jathwa Technology Solution
teja.darbha@jathwa.comRiyadh Saudi Arabia
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-21-2019 17:04
From: Jonathan LeBlanc
Subject: Domain Verification for Email Routing
Hey everyone,
Jonathan here. We just started using Purecloud recently within my company and a I've been tasked with routing emails for our specific brands to certain queues. I would like some clarification on how Purecloud handles this operation. From my understanding Purecloud is in no way an email server nor does it function as such. All Purecloud does is fetches email from a specified domain (or sub-domain) once you've verified that domain and distributes those emails based on the flow and queue. On our end, we set up all of the inboxes and email addresses required and then it's plug and play into Purecloud from there. Am I correct in this or am I missing something here?
#Routing(ACD/IVR)
#SystemAdministration
#Unsure/Other
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Jonathan LeBlanc
Outdoor Network, LLC
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