Setting up the Front SMTP relay
Overview
Section titled “Overview”This article explains how to configure an SMTP relay in Front, so that outbound messages sent from Front, from individual and shared inboxes, are routed through Opensense for signature application.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”You need:
- Front admin access, to configure channel settings
- Opensense admin access, to get your relay credentials
Step-by-step guide
Section titled “Step-by-step guide”
Step 1: Get your relay credentials from Opensense
Section titled “Step 1: Get your relay credentials from Opensense”Opensense generates your SMTP relay credentials per domain. You need them to complete the Front configuration.
- Sign in to Opensense as an admin.
- Go to Manage > Domain Settings > Routing > Relay.
- Copy these values. You enter them in Front in the next step.
- Host
crm-relay.sendergen.com- Port
- 25 or 587. See step 6 in the next section for which to use.
- Username
- Your domain-specific relay address (for example,
yourdomain@sendergen.com) - Password
- The generated password shown on this page

Step 2: Configure the SMTP relay in Front
Section titled “Step 2: Configure the SMTP relay in Front”Repeat these steps for each channel (inbox) that should route mail through Opensense.
- In Front, go to Settings, and select Workspace for a shared inbox, or Me for an individual inbox.
- Select Channels in the left sidebar, and select the channel you want to configure.
- Open the channel’s Settings tab.
- Under Send Outbound Messages, edit Other SMTP (select Modify).
- Enter the relay credentials from Opensense: the host, your username, and your password.
- Choose the port, based on your TLS setting:
- 587: if Connect with SSL/TLS encryption is turned on in Front.
- 25: if Connect with SSL/TLS encryption isn’t turned on in Front.
- Select Test to check the connection, and then save.
Front confirms the relay connection. Outbound messages from this channel now route through Opensense for signature application.

What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”For further help, contact Opensense Support at help@opensense.com.




