Mailboxes

Mailboxes

Where candidate email comes from, the three ways to add mailboxes, and how a setup goes from a name to ready.

A mailbox is the email address candidates see when your recruiting agent writes to them. Campaigns send from mailboxes, and replies come back to them.

Manage mailboxes in Settings → Mailboxes. Admins can add mailboxes. Members can view setups and copy DNS records.

The Mailboxes page with one card per recruiting domain.

Three ways to add mailboxes

Select Add mailboxes and pick one. All three need an active Stripe subscription.

The Add mailboxes dialog with the three options.

You provideWe handleReady to send
Superposition-provisionedA recruiter nameFive new domains, ten mailboxes, DNS and warm-upAbout a day
Your subdomainA recruiter name, a label, DNS accessTen mailboxes on your subdomainOnce your DNS is live
Connect your GmailA Google account you already useThe connection, through Google sign-inMinutes

The steps

Provisioned and subdomain setups follow the same steps. A subdomain has one more, DNS, because you publish its records.

StepWhat happens
IdentityYou enter or generate one recruiter name. Every address uses it.
MailboxesYou review the addresses before anything is created.
DNS (subdomain only)You add the records we show you. We check them.
ProvisionWe create the mailboxes and connect them for sending and replies.

Setup runs in the background. You can leave and come back; the page updates on its own. When a card shows Ready, its mailboxes appear in the list at the bottom of the page. Your account team assigns them to campaigns.

Adding a mailbox does not start a campaign. See Outreach.

Which one to pick

  • Superposition-provisioned when you want it handled: domains, DNS and connection.
  • Your subdomain when candidates should see your own domain in the address. You manage the DNS; your main domain's email is not affected.
  • Connect your Gmail to start today with one address, or when a recruiter should reply from their own inbox.

You can mix them. Many teams connect Gmail first and add a provisioned package when volume grows.

Screenshots use example names and domains. Copy values from your own setup, not from this page.

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