Your guest emails now land in the inbox, not the spam folder

When you email your guest list through Remi — a new menu, a holiday special, an event announcement — none of it matters if the message lands in spam.

What changed

Campaign emails now send from a dedicated mail address that passes all three authentication checks inbox providers look for (SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — the technical trio that proves a message really comes from who it says it does). Your reservation confirmations and order receipts already had this treatment; now your guest-list campaigns do too.

Why it matters

• Better inbox placement. Authenticated mail is what Gmail and friends reward with the inbox instead of the junk folder.
• Your name stays front and center. Diners see your restaurant as the sender, with replies going to you.
• Receipts stay separate. Order and reservation emails keep their own trusted sending path, so a busy campaign week never slows down a "your table is booked" confirmation.

If you have a guest list in Remi, nothing to do — it's already live for your next send.