Ongage Airis
Deliverability

Know your mail is landing — before your open rate tells you.

Deliverability is won in the unglamorous systems: bounce handling, complaint loops, suppression, authentication. Airis sits on a decade of them — and watches yours in plain language.

No dashboards to learn. You approve every change. Nothing sends without you.
Airis Connected to your account
every monday morning, tell me how last week’s sends did and flag anything unusual
Monitors
Done — a Monday 8am monitor is set up. Each week I’ll compare your sends against your own baselines: delivery, opens, clicks, bounces and unsubscribes, with anything unusual called out first. If a metric moves sharply I’ll say where it moved — which campaign, which segment — and what I’d check.
Monitors in plain language

“Watch my bounce rate.” “Flag anything unusual on Mondays.” Recurring checks that run unattended and report to you — no query language, no alert-rule UI.

A decade of infrastructure

Bounce handling, complaint loops, suppression lists, domain authentication — the systems that decide whether mail lands, already there and already running on Ongage.

Suppression respected, always

Unsubscribes and complaints are enforced at the infrastructure layer. No AI enthusiasm ever overrides a suppression list.

Findings, then fixes

When something moves, Airis tells you where and proposes the next step — a list-hygiene pass, a send-time change, a re-engagement play — for your approval.

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A decade of production sending infrastructure
You approve every change — nothing sends without you
An explicit allowlist of operations
Per-organization encrypted credentials

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Questions, answered

What happens when a monitor fires?

The finding lands with you — what moved, where it moved, and a proposed next step. Airis advises and drafts; changes go through your approval like everything else.

Does Airis fix deliverability issues herself?

She diagnoses and proposes. The fixes that matter — list hygiene, cadence changes, authentication updates — are decisions you approve, not silent background changes.

Why does the infrastructure matter so much?

Because deliverability is mostly plumbing: how bounces are processed, how complaints feed back, how suppression is enforced. That plumbing has run production email at Ongage for over ten years.

Stop finding out from the open rate.

Set a monitor in one sentence and let Airis watch the pipes.

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Built on Anthropic Claude · Sending by Ongage