Hello,
I have a lot of delivery problem with the default bubble e-mail confirmation system. Users often don’t recieve the e-mail and need to add the sender e-mail as contact.
To solve this problem, i’d like to use sendinblue transactionals email to confirm user emails.
What’s the best way to do it ?
Should i add a custom “email valid” yes/no field to my db user ?
If so, how can i change that property based on sendinblue transactional activity ?
Please, i’ll need some hints !
Théo
Hey there @theo.voglimacci1,
I’m not too familiar with Sendinblue because I use Postmark, but usually when you’re sending on behalf of your users you have 1 of three options in Postmark:
These are all usually done via their API
Now… gotta stop my rambling, but looking at Sendinblue, it looks like their API does support this, just follow their documentation here: https://developers.sendinblue.com/reference#createsender
In terms of verifying if they are a verified sender, you can use the GET request with the Sendinblue API to check that: https://developers.sendinblue.com/reference#getsenders-1
I’m not sure if you’d rather give your user both the option to create a verified sender and attach their domain to your account, but if you want to do that I’d look into Sendinblue’s API capabilities.
Hope this helps! 
@johnny thanks for your answer.
when the user signup in my bubble app i need to :
can i achieve this with the documentation you gave to me ?
i know how to send a transactional email, but i have no idea how to generate a link a change a db prop when the user click on it.
Yes
Instead of doing this, you also have the option to do the GET request to make that up-to-date check to see if the email is verified.
Did you ever figure out how to do this?
