Receipt Rule Config

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Dashboard -> Multi-Domain Pay-Group -> Domain Manage -> Receipt Rule Config

What are receipt rules?

Receipt means a rule where one mailbox receives emails for another mailbox.
After receipt is enabled, emails sent to all prefixed sub-email addresses under the current domain will be received by the receipt mailbox. You do not need to create them one by one. This is equivalent to having unlimited sub-email accounts, with mailbox prefixes defined by you.

What is admin-email receipt?

First, look at the definitions of two mailbox types:

• A mailbox contains two parts: the mailbox prefix and the domain name. For example, in [email protected], dev is the mailbox prefix and mail.com is the domain name.
• GetMX divides mailboxes into two types: admin emails, also called administrator emails, and sub-emails. For example, [email protected] is a sub-email, and [email protected] is an admin email.
  Admin-email receipt means receiving all sub-email messages in the admin email. After admin-email receipt is enabled in the GetMX admin panel, even if a sub-email has not been manually created in the GetMX admin panel, its messages can still be received in the admin email. If the sub-email has been manually added, one copy of the email will be stored in both the admin email and the sub-email. This means you do not need to manually add sub-emails one by one. When using an email address, you can enter any mailbox prefix, and you will be able to find the sub-email messages in the admin email, thereby creating unlimited mailboxes.
  Sub-emails created through receipt cannot log in separately and can be viewed in admin email management. To log in separately, they must be manually added one by one.
  Sub-emails are not created, but they are not virtual either. In “Receipt Config — Receipt Sub-Email List,” you can view all mailboxes that have been received through receipt.

How do I enable admin-email receipt?

Click the blue Catch all Sub-Email by Admin-Email button

How to customize receipt rules

Click the green Create Rules button

View receipt rules

Receipt rule conventions

Custom characters

1. {all}
   • Matches all values, such as: test, dev123, 138881909liu, 123456
2. {number}
   • Matches numbers, such as: 2021, 13888888888, 1, 666
3. {letter}
   • Matches letters, such as: dev, test

     Example

     For example: set sub_{number}@mail.com to be received by [email protected]. Then countless mailboxes that meet this rule, such as [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected], will all be received by the [email protected] mailbox.

   

Check receipt

Click the yellow Check Alias button

Enter the receiving mailbox to query the matched rule and the mailbox that will receive it. For example, if you query [email protected], you will find that [email protected] will be received by [email protected].

Notes

• The receipt feature is currently only supported in paid plans.
• Multi-Domain Pay-Group supports cross-domain receipt, but only for domains under the same pay-group.
• When using {all}, it will match everything, so you cannot add {number} or {letter}.
• {letter} or {number} should preferably be used only once in a rule to avoid confusion and make it easier to manage.