How many messages reached the MTA?
Comparing volumes helps you spot gaps between your platform and your infrastructure.
- Platform
- 10,000
- MTA
- 9,850
- Difference
- 150
Example check. The numbers are illustrative.
MTA-Hub integrations
Connect ready SMTP servers and get feedback from your platform.Campaigns, lists and messages stay in your email platform.
Protosender, Interspire, Mumara and MailWizz — all with the same set of operations.
01 / Export and sync
Pick the sending points you need. The Hub creates them in your platform and passes on the connection details along with the hourly warm-up limit.
✓ Protosender, Interspire, Mumara and MailWizz
The sender domain is taken from the sending address. If there is no domain, the Hub explains the error.
An empty sender name means “leave as is”: the existing value is kept when you update.
203.0.113.102525The settings reach your platform without copying them by hand.
The Hub compares its records with what is in your platform.
02 / Feedback
Your platform sends back daily counts for every sending point. The Hub compares them with MTA data and uses engagement to steer the warm-up.
Comparing volumes helps you spot gaps between your platform and your infrastructure.
Example check. The numbers are illustrative.
If engagement drops below the threshold set in the plan, the Hub stops the volume from growing further.
In development Building a warm-up audience from people who open messages or click links in your platform.
Campaign lists and message content are never imported. Unsubscribes have their own exchange — a shared suppression list.
03 / Shared suppression list
The Hub merges the suppression lists (addresses you must not mail) for warm-up and campaigns within one platform account. An unsubscribe from a warm-up message also counts in your real campaigns.
At the account level — wide enough to cover warm-up and campaigns, while keeping clients separate.
04 / Tracking
The Hub sets up tracking domains (for opens, clicks and unsubscribes) and puts a copy of the tracking archive on your nodes. For Protosender and Interspire, it handles the whole path.
The Hub prepares the domains that links and unsubscribes run on.
A copy of the tracking archive is placed in your sending infrastructure.
They work from the same place the matching node sends from.
Mumara and MailWizz handle tracking inside the platform itself.
05 / Connection
Connecting takes two steps. Before writing anything, the Hub shows you a plan of the changes it will make.
The database connection goes through SSH on the platform’s server. You don’t need to open the database port to the outside. MailWizz connects with an API key — it needs no server login.
06 / Platform support
All four integrations use the same set of operations; the only differences come from how each platform is built.
“Not needed” reflects how the platform works, not an unfinished feature.
| Feature | ProtosenderAvailable | InterspireAvailable | MumaraAvailable | MailWizzAvailable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SMTP export | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Sync | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Tracking domains | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Tracking archive | Available | Available | Not needed | Not needed |
| Engagement | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Suppression list | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Access to the panel server | Needed · SSH | Needed · SSH | Needed · SSH | Not needed · API |
MailWizz works through the API. This integration doesn’t need access to the panel server.
07 / Who does what
You keep working in your email platform. After export, the Hub runs the infrastructure, the warm-up and SMTP sync.
The Hub installs the MTA and exports ready SMTP connections. Installing email platforms is not part of its job.
08 / Next step
Your campaigns run where they always have. The Hub takes care of the servers, warm-up and sending points — and hands ready SMTP connections back to your platform.
Ecosystem: Protosender MailCore System AI Core System
