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# SMTP

In this section, you will configure the SMTP details for the Inforiver deployment.

* SMTP Username: Provide the SMTP Username that you collected from Before You Start -> SMTP section.
* SMTP API Key: Provide the SMTP Password that you collected from Before You Start -> SMTP section.
* SMTP Host: Provide the SMTP Host that you collected from Before You Start -> SMTP section.
* SMTP From Email: Provide the SMTP From Email that you collected from Before You Start -> SMTP section.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are using external service like sendgrid, you may have to provide API key in the place of Password.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Don't worry if you have provided wrong details, you would be able to change all the details in this section at later point.
{% endhint %}

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