The Sender Authentication Package (SAP) is a Marketing Cloud Engagement (MCE) add-on that provides a custom Private Domain for email authentication, a dedicated sending IP address, and account branding — improving deliverability and sender reputation.
After purchasing an MCE license (or contracting an additional SAP SKU), Salesforce sends an email with the subject: "Sender Authentication Package for Your Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account." This email contains a unique form URL for beginning the SAP application process.
If you do not receive an email with this subject line or a URL containing senderauth.marketingcloud.com, contact Salesforce Support before proceeding.
This article explains how to complete each field in the SAP application form correctly to avoid delays in your SAP setup.
The sample of SAP Application Form
Below are explanations of frequently asked questions during the application process.
Once the process starts, you will interact with the Salesforce team through a case, and since it will be with the global team, all communication must be in English. Therefore, all content in the form must be filled out in English.
The URL of the application form is different for each account and contract. You cannot use the same URL form in different environments. Use the URL issued for each account or contract.
Enter the name and email address of the person responsible for this interaction. This person must be a "Salesforce Help & Training (H&T) user." Before applying, ensure that the person logs into MCE with their MCE Login User and can access H&T from the "Salesforce Help & Training" link under the "Setup" menu.
If the email address does not match the one of H&T user, you will need to perform the above steps in a separate case after applying, which will delay the SAP application process.
For more detailed explanations related to SAP, please refer to the following documents.
Reference: Sender Authentication Package for Marketing Cloud Engagement Emails
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