Idea Hacking: Using Neptune to Enrich Customer Engagement
Our hackathon winners use Amazon's Neptune to connect emails with recipients by tagging templates with keywords and linking it to recipient engagements.
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How to Determine the Subaccount ID from a Subaccount API Key
For ESPs needing to determine a subaccount CID to pull analytics data from SparkPost, this hack allows you to do so using the subaccount API.
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Bouncy Sink Part 2: Features, Configuration and Installation
We introduced the bouncy sink to test mail traffic patterns, now dive deeper into features, installation and configuration of your own bouncy sink.
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How to Generate Realistic Test Traffic Patterns in your SparkPost Account
Behold, a “bouncy sink” that behaves like real-world recipients and a “traffic generator” to easily test traffic patterns and complex sending environments.
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This is My Code
In This is My Code, our lead data scientist outlines code written in Javascript for a NodeJS process used to move data between AWS ElastiCache Redis and S3.
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A FreeMarker Converter in C#
One of our engineers walks through step by step how he created a FreeMarker conversion tool in C# to support SparkPost templates.
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Why We Hack
A look inside the internal hackathon trend, the cross-functional relationships that hackathons encourage and more reasons why we hack at SparkPost.
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High Touch Client Onboarding Using Process Street and Zapier
How to build a zap connecting SparkPost with Process Street to produce a high touch client onboarding experience for your sales outreach teams.
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Spring Cleaning the SparkPost Postman Collection
See how we've refreshed the SparkPost Postman collection to bring it up to speed with current API features and documentation.
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