SKULabs utilizes a transactional email service with very high deliverability statistics meaning it is incredibly rare that the email was mis-delivered so long as the email address is correct. Most of the time, the recipient has simply lost the email in their inboxes.

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View our instructions on verifying your email in SKULabs.

Your sales channel likely sends emails on your behalf when orders are marked shipped by SKULabs. When that is not the case, you can enable email notification using your store settings under "Shipping defaults and settings" using an option called "Shipment notification email".

After you've enabled email notifications, if you're still experiencing issues confirm the following:

SKULabs allows you to separately operate each of your stores using their own from address and branding. Ensure you've configured each store's shipped and partially shipped email templates.
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1. Navigate to Settings
2. Click your store's name
3. Scroll and click on the Templates panel
4. Edit the Shipped e-mail and the Partially shipped e-mail templates.

5. Enter the required information "Email From", "Subject", etc.

6. Save

SKULabs uses a premium transaction email service to ensure delivery of notifications.
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There are no reported issues with the default templates being sent to Spam.

If you are experiencing reports of tracking emails going to spam, we recommend you review your customized template for common pitfalls when writing highly-deliverable emails.

We can provide same-day configuration notes for settings up DMARC on your domain.

After completing the steps above, the best way to diagnose shipment notification email issues is to open up an in-app conversation (the orange chat icon) and send our team the following information:

To ensure the security, reliability, and integrity of our email communications, we block certain email domains due to various reasons.
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- High bounce rates indicate domains where emails frequently fail to be delivered, affecting our service's reliability.
- Typographical errors in domains, such as common misspellings, can lead to emails being sent to incorrect addresses, risking the loss of sensitive information.
- Known domains for phishing, spam, or malicious activities to prevent fraud and protect our users from potential security threats.
- Compliance with legal regulations and corporate policies necessitates the blocking of domains that do not meet our stringent privacy and data protection standards. At times, domains may be blocked upon user or administrator request to curb unwanted emails or spam.
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Additionally, technical issues with certain domains, including server misconfigurations or lack of support for secure email protocols, also prompt us to restrict them to maintain the highest standards of email communication safety and efficiency. Our goal is to safeguard our email ecosystem, ensuring that our users enjoy a secure, dependable, and spam-free experience. Here is a list example of blocked email domains:

Let us know if you getting this message for a valid email domain.