How to set SMTP Settings
Overview / Purpose
SMTP settings define how Tourpaq sends emails to customers. This includes booking confirmations, payment notifications, and other automated communications. Proper configuration ensures reliable email delivery and customer engagement.
How It Works
Tourpaq uses an SMTP account from a third-party provider to send emails.
Administrators enter the provider’s account details into the system.
Once configured, all outgoing emails are sent using this SMTP connection.

Key Features / Functions
Server Address: The SMTP server provided by your email provider (e.g.,
smtp.gmail.com
).Username: The login username for the SMTP account.
Password: The password associated with the SMTP account.
Port Number: The port used to communicate with the SMTP server (commonly 587 or 465).
Save Settings: Click Save to apply the configuration and enable email sending.
Examples / Scenarios
Using a Gmail SMTP account:
Server:
smtp.gmail.com
Port:
587
Username/password: your Gmail credentials
Click Save → emails are now sent via Gmail.
Using a company email server:
Server:
mail.company.com
Port:
465
Username/password: corporate email credentials
Click Save → all customer notifications are sent through the company server.
Notes / Best Practices
Verify credentials and server details with your email provider before configuration.
Test the SMTP connection after saving to ensure emails are delivered successfully.
Consider using a dedicated email account for automated system emails to prevent conflicts.
Keep your SMTP password secure and update it if the provider requires a reset.
Last updated
Was this helpful?