Send your broadcasts and platform email through your own SendGrid account, from your own address, so your messages arrive under your organization's sending reputation rather than a shared one.
Email that reaches the inbox is a deliverability problem, not a sending problem. Connecting SendGrid means your announcements, reminders, and platform notifications go out through an account you control, from an address on your own domain, with your own authentication records behind them. That is the difference between a course deadline reminder landing in the inbox and landing in spam.
Once connected, SendGrid is what carries broadcasts, the platform's bulk email to targeted groups, enrolled learners, or your whole user base. You nominate SendGrid as your default for transactional email, promotional email, or both. Messages are personalized with the recipient's name, sent in batches with progress tracked as they go, and any failure is recorded with its error so a broadcast can be retried rather than silently lost.
Broadcasts to user groups, to everyone enrolled in selected courses, or to all users are delivered through SendGrid, with sending progress counted as it runs.
Set your own from address and from name, so recipients see your organization rather than a generic platform sender.
Nominate SendGrid as the default for transactional email, promotional email, or both, so you control which kinds of mail route through it.
Broadcast content supports first and last name tags, so a message to several thousand people still addresses each person by name.
A broadcast that fails records the error and how far it reached, and can be retried from the Outbox rather than rebuilt from scratch.
In your SendGrid account, create an API key with permission to send mail, and verify the sending domain or address you intend to use.
In the Wisdom LMS SaaS Portal, open Integrations and add SendGrid.
Enter the API key, your from address, and your from name.
Choose whether SendGrid should be the default for transactional email, promotional email, or both.
Save and enable the integration, then send a test broadcast to a small user group to confirm delivery.
Training reminders sent from your own corporate domain are read. The same message from an unfamiliar sender is filtered or ignored, which is what quietly undermines completion rates.
Renewal and deadline notices are the communications that decide whether members keep their credential current, so they have to arrive. Your own sending reputation is what makes that reliable.
Reach volunteers, staff, and programme participants as separate audiences without paying for a second mailing platform, using the groups you already maintain in the LMS.
Notify a department about a mandatory training deadline from an official address, with delivery progress tracked and failures visible rather than assumed.
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