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Manage Replies to Distributed Marketing Emails
Most messages sent through Distributed Marketing don’t warrant a reply from the recipient or have specific calls to action embedded in the message. But sometimes recipients reply to messages sent through Distributed Marketing. Review the following information to understand how Distributed Marketing works with reply mail management and Sender Authentication Packages (SAP).
Reply Mail Management
Reply Mail Management (RMM) helps reduce noise from automated customer responses like suppressed out-of-office replies. RMM helps streamline repeated responses like processing in-line unsubscribe requests.
Often, these features aren’t as beneficial for Distributed Marketing sends because business users prefer to process these types of responses themselves. Also, business users typically prefer that the From and Reply Names look like they come from them.
Instead of using RMM with Distributed Marketing, consider bypassing RMM for these sends to make a more logical flow for the sender and receiver.
For customers using a Sender Authentication Package (SAP), you must use a Private Domain for your standard corporate domain.
Use the suggested Distributed Marketing sender profile configuration and disable RMM for this profile to make emails look like they’re sent from the actual user. For example, user@cumulusfinancial.com.
Cumulus Financial set up an RMM domain: NoReply@e.cumulusfinancial.com. Cumulus wants sends from their financial advisors to come from user@cumulusfinancial.com. This email address isn't the RMM domain.
With RMM enabled, Cumulus can define a dynamic reply to, which would define the Reply To as user@cumulusfinancial.com, but the Send From name would still be from NoReply@e.cumulusfinancial.com.
By disabling RMM and using the suggested Distributed Marketing sender profile, the send from and reply to names would be user@cumulusfinancial.com.

