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XMPie Circle Integration with Mailjet

Route your marketing emails from Europe

Mailjet was founded in 2010. Today, it is one of Europe's leading email delivery providers. Owned by the Swedish group Sinch since 2021, it is therefore the European cousin of Mailgun, a major email delivery provider in the United States.

In addition to XMPie Email Service (XES), our XMPie provider's offering based on Amazon SES, we are delighted to now give XMPie users the ability to take full advantage of Mailjet's powerful email delivery capabilities from within their omnichannel communication campaigns.

In your usual XMPie uProduce and Circle (fr) platforms, Mailjet will simply appear as another email delivery service: Mailjet in XMPie uProduce Mailjet in XMPie Circle

Once your Mailjet account is up and running and configured in your XMPie uProduce and Circle platforms, all you have to do is test and launch your production jobs or configure your on-demand emails: Mailjet jobs in XMPie uProduce

Your XMPie platforms will communicate with Mailjet and capture Mailjet's feedback in real time after your emails are sent, whether it is good news (emails successfully sent, delivered, opened and clicked) or less welcome news (errors and bounces), which is always useful information to have.

Your XMPie omnichannel communication campaign statistics will be enriched with the feedback automatically returned by Mailjet. You can share these statistics with your clients to help them better understand their audiences' behaviour and clean up their data where necessary:

Mailjet analytics in XMPie Circle

Please note that our integration enables to fully comply with the CNIL guidance introduced on 12 March 2026 and mandatory, except in rare exempted cases, since 14 July 2026. Its purpose is to prevent misuse of the well-known "tracking pixel" and to ensure that it is only used after obtaining the explicit consent of your recipients. Further reading here (fr), with the help of this.

Need to go even further? Would you like a demo? Do you have projects involving an email delivery provider other than Mailjet?