The University is updating its best practices for sending mass emails from Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC). Beginning in February, sender/from email addresses will now include “ecommunications2.umn.edu.” This is to better align with changes that Google and Yahoo are making to enhance SPAM restrictions. Emails from departments, units, and individuals that include “ecommunications2.umn.edu” are legitimate. However, if you suspect an email is a scam or has been faked, report it to the Office of Information Technology.
The ASR UX & Content Strategy team is working on updates for the sender profiles that ASR uses in SFMC. However, these new settings will not allow auto-reply emails to trigger because of how they are being processed by SFMC. If you manage an inbox/email address that relies on auto-replies, and you use that email address when working with the ASR UX & Content Strategy team, let them know at asrux@umn.edu. They can work on updates to make sure your recipients still receive the information they need.
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