Integration · Growth
Delivered means a delivery event.
A 202 from your email provider means the message was accepted. Brigham.ai tells you which messages actually arrived.
Two different answers
What the provider saysWhat Brigham.ai reports
202 AcceptedThe provider took the message.Accepted. Delivery not confirmed.
Delivery eventThe receiving server took it.Delivered.
Bounce or dropIt did not arrive.Not delivered, with the reason from the event.
Scopes and access
- Connects as
- A scoped connection to your email provider
- Access
- Read-only by default
- Reads
- Delivery, bounce, drop, suppression and engagement events
- Writes
- None
- Needs approval
- Not applicable. Read only
- Visibility
- Org-shared or private, set at connection
- Availability
- Available
Ask it
- ›“Did the invoice email to Acme actually arrive?”
- ›“Which sends bounced yesterday and why?”
- ›“Is anything being silently suppressed?”
Questions, answered.
Why not trust the 202?
It confirms acceptance only. A message can still be dropped or suppressed afterward.
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