Integrations Archives

May. 22, 2017 by Sparky

New Ongage Integration Features: Use Ongage with your SparkPost Subaccounts!

Expanding on our existing Ongage integration, you can now use Ongage with your SparkPost subaccounts! Learn how it'll make your life easier.

Mar. 13, 2017 by B. Clarke

What It Means To Be A SparkPost Partner

How being a SparkPost partner allows organizations to build and scale their own businesses without worry, while we handle the messaging infrastructure.

Mar. 1, 2017 by T. Mairs

SparkPost and PostgreSQL

Leveraging PostgreSQL with SparkPost’s cloud services to optimize features like real-time suppression lists, auto-responders, and content snippet libraries.

Jan. 13, 2017 by M. Hossain

Everything You Need to Know About the SparkPost WordPress Plugin

Some background on WordPress plugins, why we created a SparkPost WordPress plugin, how you can use and contribute to it, and our maintenance process.

Oct. 14, 2016 by M. Thengvall

Partnerships, Integrations, and APIs, Oh My!

Our partnerships and integrations help us provide tools for our customers to achieve better results through email. Learn more about our partnership program!

Aug. 19, 2016 by R. Leland

Continuous Integration and Deployment at SparkPost

In two years, our cloud offering has gone from an idea to a developer-focused service we iterate on through continuous integration and deployment.

Aug. 8, 2016 by Sparky

Customizing JIRA Email Notifications with Zapier and SparkPost

Create your own custom JIRA email notifications with this technique. Just mix webhooks with Zapier and SparkPost adds the email magic. Great combo.

Apr. 22, 2016 by M. Thengvall

Community Pull Requests: You Spoke, We Listened

Our community manager reflects on community pull requests at SparkPost over the past two months and how the community has made the Mandrill to SparkPost migration smoother.

Apr. 8, 2016 by S. Tuck

How to Run SparkPost in Postman

Our SparkPost API documentation now comes with a “Run in Postman” button, but what does that mean? Steve Tuck talks through why it’s useful and how to get up and running.

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