Receive only what you asked for.
Point your MX at mx.ghostparse.com and list the addresses that may receive: exact ones, patterns like ticket-*, or a catch-all. Everything else is refused at the door.
Six stages run on every email in the time it takes to say it. You get one signed JSON event (or a Slack post, a sheet row, a Zap) and we keep nothing.
Point your MX at mx.ghostparse.com and list the addresses that may receive: exact ones, patterns like ticket-*, or a catch-all. Everything else is refused at the door.
We run SPF, DKIM and DMARC ourselves and give you a single verdict, not a header a sender could forge. Enforce a sender's “reject” policy, block senders, or accept only authenticated senders you list.
Every message gets a spam score and a virus scan on our own servers. Out-of-office replies and bounces are flagged, so your app never auto-replies to an auto-reply. Choose to reject, drop or simply be told.
The new part of a reply without the quoted history. A thread_id that stays the same for a whole conversation. Meeting invites as events, bounces with the failed address, attachments with their hash.
"reply_text": "Thanks, that fixed it!", "thread_id": "thr_9f2c41d07ab3e5c8", "auto_submitted": null, "calendar": [ … ], "attachments": [ { "filename": "order-1042.csv", "size": 74 } ]
Give an address a parser. Rules find text after a label or between two markers. Either way, you get typed fields in data.extracted.
Routing rules send each email to the right place. Every webhook is signed with Standard Webhooks. If your endpoint is down we retry, try your backup URL, then ask the sender's server to try again later, so nothing is dropped while you recover.
Every email's outcome and why, with an email to your team when a webhook keeps failing or DNS breaks.
Owners, admins, developers and viewers, with two-factor login you can require for everyone.
Who changed what, when and from where. Email content never appears in it.
Set up domains and addresses from your own product. Ideal for hosting control panels.
Run customers as sub-accounts under your brand, MX hostname and dashboard address.
Live checks of receiving, delivery and the API, with incident history. View status →
The numbers your security review will ask for.