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A More Secure Way to Authenticate AWS SES in Courier – IAM Role Support
Courier now supports IAM Role authentication for AWS SES, offering a more secure, keyless way to send emails. This method eliminates long-term access keys, reduces security risks, and simplifies credential management with automatic rotation.
Thomas Schiavone
February 19, 2025
APNS Security Update 2025: Courier Customers Are All Set!
Apple’s APNS Security Update takes effect on March 29, 2025, requiring updated server certificates. After thorough testing, we’re excited to confirm that Courier customers are unaffected. Notifications sent via APNS with P8 keys or P12 certificates work seamlessly—no changes required. Read on to ensure your app is prepared.
Mike Miller
January 23, 2025
Smart Notification Scheduling with Delivery Windows
Timing is everything. Courier’s new Delivery Window feature ensures your notifications arrive at the perfect moment—no more off-hours pings or complex scheduling code. Define the rules, and Courier handles the rest, adapting seamlessly to time zones and user preferences.
Seth Carney
December 16, 2024
Courier Inbox for web and mobile, a complete notification center
A notification center inside of web and mobile apps is now an expectation. It’s a way to reach specific audiences or users with tailored messages and a way to boost engagement by bringing people back into the app. While Courier has been adding Inbox capabilities over the last couple years, we’re excited to announce a complete set of SDKs that span web and mobile. You can drop in a full-featured inbox to give your users a best-in-class notification center inside your app that works seamlessly with your existing notification flows.
Donnie Wang
June 14, 2023
Controlling notification send limits in Courier
Send limits are a new addition to the Courier app that allow you to manage notification rate limits. This means you can set a maximum limit on the number of notifications you can send over a certain time period. The advantages of using send limits are twofold: you can save money by imposing spending caps on notifications, and you can improve the customer experience of your app by avoiding bombarding users with too many notifications at once. Send limits can be applied in a variety of ways, including system-wide notification limits, as well as specific limits for individual users or notification topics. For instance, you can set an overall limit of 200,000 notifications per week. This article will explore the various types of notification rate limits available, explain when send limits are useful, and provide guidance on how to set them up.
Jason Axtell
May 16, 2023
Courier One-Time Send is here — for everybody
One-Time Send is a powerful feature designed to simplify and expedite the process of sending one-time notifications through Courier. It's one piece of a [web app redesign](https://www.courier.com/blog/designing-the-future-of-courier/) that we started recently (dark mode shown coming soon). Based on invaluable feedback from our customers during the closed beta, we have refined and improved One-Time Send to make it even more efficient and user friendly.
Denis Tatar
May 04, 2023
Designing the future of Courier
Today, we are embarking on a significant redesign of Courier's interface consisting of some new things, some old things in new places, and an overall reorganization of the information architecture. Here's a sneak peek 👀 This redesign aims to address the challenges that come with the growth of our platform, where increased size and number of features leads to increased complexity, resulting in a product that may not be as intuitive for new users. We believe that this update will take us closer to a simpler and more organized Courier, setting the stage for more exciting improvements in the future. We hope you like the new look! 💜
The Courier Team
May 02, 2023
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