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Understand your outbound delivery posture and set up inbound forwarding for charter inquiries.

Email works in two directions here: outbound sends (quotes, invoices, statements) and inbound forwarding (charter inquiries landing in your inbox). They're configured differently.

Steps

  1. Check your outbound posture. Go to Admin → Integrations and look at the Transactional Email row. It's read-only — it reports whether a live provider and from-address are configured for this deployment, it doesn't let you change it.
  2. Understand what "not configured" means. If outbound isn't wired up, sending a quote or invoice still queues the send — it doesn't fail — but the queued message sits in the outbox and never actually leaves until a provider is configured. You'll see the same honest warning at the point of send, on any screen with a Send button, whenever delivery is off, down, or degraded.
  3. Get your inbound parse address. Go to Integrations & Feeds → Inbound Email in the console sidebar (this is a separate section from Admin). This page shows the address charter inquiries should be forwarded to — it's provisioned automatically from your tenant slug.
  4. Set up forwarding from your own mail provider. In your mail provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, etc.), create a forwarding rule or alias on the inbox that receives charter inquiries, and point it at the parse address shown on the Inbound Email page.
  5. If the address isn't provisioned, the page will tell you — confirm your tenant has a slug set; the address is derived from it automatically.

Outbound delivery is configured by deployment environment variables, not by anything in the console — if the Transactional Email row shows "not configured," that's a platform-side gap to raise with the Obsidian Jet team.

TODO-SHOT: screenshot of the Inbound Email page and the send-time delivery posture banner, from the demo tenant.

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