Three separate jobs, three simple setups: forms visitors fill in, transactional email your site sends, and a newsletter list.
Forms (Sendl)
The editor's Form block embeds a Sendl form inline on any page. Connect your Sendl API key in Settings and the block lists your forms to pick from; without the key you can still paste a form's public link directly. Build the forms themselves in Sendl — contact, signup, survey, quiz — and it handles submissions, spam protection, notifications, and analytics.
Transactional email
Order confirmations, password resets, and admin notifications send through the provider you pick in Settings:
- Mailjet — API key + secret.
- Postmark — server token; excellent deliverability.
- SMTP — any SMTP server (host, port, encryption, credentials).
Set the from address and name too — use an address on a domain verified with your provider, or your mail will tend toward spam folders. One deliberate design note: Devani never uses PHP's built-in mail(); everything goes through a real provider, which is the difference between "sent" and "delivered."
Notification recipients
Two recipient lists in Settings: general admin notifications, and order notifications. They can be different addresses (e.g. orders to your fulfillment inbox).
Newsletter signups (Mailchimp)
Paste a Mailchimp API key and audience ID, drop a subscribe block on a page, and signups land in your Mailchimp audience automatically. Marketing and transactional email stay on separate rails — the deliverability-correct way.