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Your own Resend account
Already send with Resend? Kicklace can send through your account.
If you already send email with Resend, Kicklace can send through your account instead of asking you to set everything up again. Your domain, your sending limits, your reputation, your logs.
Kicklace's own sender stays behind it as a fallback, so a revoked key never means silence.
Connecting it
Settings → Connections → Resend → Connect asks for one API key. Make it at resend.com/api-keys with full access, because Kicklace needs to read your domains and add its own webhook, and paste it. That's all you do.
Kicklace reads your domains once to prove the key works. If Resend refuses it, nothing is saved. The key is locked away the moment it's saved and never shown back, and nothing the AI sees ever holds it.
The domain you send from
If your account has one verified domain, it becomes your sending domain straight away. If it has several, pick one. There's no DNS step, because you already did it at Resend.
Remove stops Kicklace sending from it and changes nothing at Resend. Kicklace never deletes, verifies or changes a domain in your account.
Knowing what landed
Kicklace adds a webhook to your Resend account so it hears what happens to each email: delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, marked as spam, or replied to. A bounce or a spam complaint takes the person off every list in your workspace, the same as it would through Kicklace's own sender.
Bringing an audience in
A Resend audience can come in as people, matched by email where they're already here. Somebody Resend marks as unsubscribed comes in as having left.
They join one of your lists only if you also give the sentence those people agreed to when they joined at Resend, in their words. Without it they come in on no list. Nothing is sent to anybody by an import.
Ask Kicklace can do this for you, and it will ask you for the sentence rather than write one.
If the key stops working
If Resend refuses your key, usually because it was revoked, Kicklace sends that email again through its own sender, with your name on it, and tells you once. The next send through a working key clears it.
Disconnecting
Disconnect stops Kicklace using your account. Nothing at Resend changes. Your workspace goes back to Kicklace's own sender, and everything already on a record stays.