At sign-in, Mailpro's consent page shows the assistant's name and the list of rights it asks for. Sending rights are highlighted. The possible rights:

  • read: the account and credits, emails, campaigns and statistics, contacts, templates, SMS;
  • change: contacts (lists, tags, unsubscribes), templates;
  • send: emails, SMS.

Even with the sending right, each send follows the mode you chose for this assistant (with approval or direct). The connection goes through OAuth: the assistant never knows your password.

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