InboxAlly is an email deliverability platform for senders whose messages are landing in spam or promotions instead of the primary inbox. It repairs and protects sender reputation at the domain and IP level, warms up new domains and IPs on an adaptive schedule, and shows where messages actually land through inbox placement testing across Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and other major mailbox providers. Live blacklist monitoring and deliverability alerts surface problems as they develop rather than after a campaign underperforms, and an ML-modeled sender score makes reputation measurable week to week.
InboxAlly runs alongside the stack you already have. It works with any ESP, SMTP service or custom sending infrastructure - including Mailchimp, SendGrid, Amazon SES, Brevo, Klaviyo, HubSpot and Instantly - with no migration and no change to how you send, and without handing over your sending credentials. A REST API and native integrations support programmatic setup, and separate sender profiles let agencies and multi-brand senders manage many domains side by side.
Based in New York, InboxAlly supports email marketers, agencies, cold outreach teams, SaaS senders and deliverability consultants, from a single domain to enterprise sending programs. Every plan includes a dedicated customer success manager and 24/7 live support, and evaluation starts with a 10-day free trial that requires no credit card.
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PBRS (Power BI Report Scheduler) by ChristianSteven Software automates report scheduling, export, personalization and delivery across Power BI Service, Power BI Report Server, Power BI Paginated Reports and Microsoft SSRS.
Designed for BI teams, IT departments and organizations with recurring reporting obligations, PBRS replaces repetitive exports and separately maintained delivery workflows with a centrally managed Windows application.
Schedule reports hourly, daily, weekly or monthly, use custom business calendars, or trigger workflows from supported database, file, email and system events. Refresh Power BI datasets and wait for completion before generating and distributing reports.
Use data-driven (Dynamic) scheduling and report bursting to produce different outputs for each customer, department, location or recipient. Database or JSON data can determine reports, filters, parameters, recipients, formats, filenames and delivery messages.
Export reports and visual data to supported formats, including PDF, Excel and CSV. Create formatted or template-based Excel outputs, combine applicable outputs into multi-tab workbooks, and assemble multiple reports into one email, ZIP file or bookmarked PDF. Protect PDF outputs with passwords and encryption.
Deliver reports to internal and external recipients through email, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, FTP, SFTP, network folders, Slack and printers. Recipients can receive exported files without needing Power BI access.
Manage reporting operations with execution history, notifications, configured retries and blank-report handling. PBRS brings report generation, packaging and distribution into one workflow for organizations whose needs extend beyond straightforward subscriptions or individual Power Automate flows.
Developers can use the PBRS REST API to manage supported schedules, trigger workflows and monitor execution, integrating report automation into business applications and customer portals.
PBRS is installed in your Windows environment. It is suited to businesses that need controlled, repeatable report delivery across multiple recipients, formats and destinations.
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Debug Mail
How Debug Mail work
The service provides command-line access to the virtual SMTP-server. The sender and receiver addresses can be anything, since no real mailings are sent.
The technology used by application developers does not matter, the service will work with PHP, Python, Ruby, Node.js, .NET and many other programming languages and frameworks.
Sharing options
Sharing is the main feature of Debug Mail. To see what the service and other mailings will look like, just connect the right users to the project in the service, and they will see the same thing as the developer who is testing the mailing.
What you can do in Debug Mail
- Send emails to non-existent test addresses instead of real ones.
- Set up email distribution lists with colleagues using team access.
- Work together with other developers on the service.
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