Introduction
Once you choose Pushover as the notification service in GoSMTP settings, you'll find a fields to add your user key and API Token. To get these, You will first need to create a pushover account and generate an application token. This connects GoSMTP with Pushover, enabling you to receive real-time push notifications on Website whenever an email delivery failure occurs.
This tutorial will guide you through the process of setting up GoSMTP Notification Service with Pushover.
To begin, make sure you have installed and activated the GoSMTP plugin.
After installing GoSMTP, you can easily configure the plugin's settings. Just go to GoSMTP » Settings in your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the Notifications tab.
After installing GoSMTP, you can easily configure the plugin's settings. Just go to GoSMTP » Settings in your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the Notifications tab.
To get started, follow these steps to configure the Notification Services of GoSMTP in WordPress:
Basic configuration
Select Pushover option from the Notification Services field.
After selecting Pushover as your notification service in GoSMTP Notification Settings, you'll see a field to enter your User Key and API Token.
Generate these credentials from your Pushover Account and paste them into the respective fields to connect GoSMTP with Pushover. enabling you to receive an immediate alert on your Pushover app whenever a delivery failure occurs.
- Go to the website https://pushover.net/ and click on the Login or Sign-up tab.
- Already have an account? Log in here using your credentials.
- If you are signing as a new user, then click on the Signup for a Pushover Account and fill in all the required information and click on Signup.
Notification Service configuration
Within the GoSMTP Notification Settings, find the field where you are required to enter the Discord Webhook URL. This is where you'll paste the Webhook URL you copied earlier. After entering the Webhook URL, save the settings to apply the changes.
