By default, Marketing Cloud processes large volumes of email send requests in parallel. However, some internet service providers (ISPs) limit the number of inbound emails they accept within a given timeframe. When send volumes exceed these thresholds, the platform automatically retries those sends.
These retries can trigger anti-spam mechanisms at certain ISPs, potentially resulting in a block on messages from specific IP addresses.
To reduce the likelihood of retries and improve deliverability, Domain Throttling can be configured upon customer request for email sends targeting specific ISP domains. This setting automatically regulates the sending speed—such as limiting delivery to “XXXX messages per hour per IP address”—to better align with ISP requirements. This configuration is particularly effective for improving email deliverability in Japan.
Notes:
To request this configuration, submit a case through Salesforce Help & Training and include the following information:
Request Timing
Scope of Configuration
Required Information
*Domain Throttling can be applied to the following domains:
docomo.ne.jp
ezweb.ne.jp
au.com
softbank.ne.jp
i.softbank.jp
d.vodafone.ne.jp
h.vodafone.ne.jp
t.vodafone.ne.jp
c.vodafone.ne.jp
k.vodafone.ne.jp
r.vodafone.ne.jp
n.vodafone.ne.jp
s.vodafone.ne.jp
q.vodafone.ne.jp
disney.ne.jp
Emnet.ne.jp
emobile.ne.jp
emobile-s.ne.jp
ymobile1.ne.jp
ymobile.ne.jp
pdx.ne.jp
willcom.com
wcm.ne.jp
y-mobile.ne.jp
nifty.ne.jp
nifty.com
We recommend also requesting the following configurations to further optimize deliverability:
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