You can configure Amazon SES to authorize other users to send emails from the identities that you own (domains or email addresses) using their own Amazon SES accounts. With the sending authorization feature, you can maintain control over your identities so that you can change or revoke permissions at any time. For example, if you're a business owner, you can use sending authorization to enable a third party (such as an email marketing company) to send email from a domain you own.
This chapter covers the specifics of sending authorization which replaces the legacy cross-account notifications feature. You should first understand the basics of identity based authorization using authorization policies as explained in Using identity authorization in Amazon SES which covers important topics such as the anatomy of an authorization policy and how to manage your polices.
Cross-account notifications legacy supportFeedback notifications for bounces, complaints, and deliveries associated with email sent from a delegate sender that's been authorized by an identity owner to send from one of his verified identities, have traditionally been configured using cross-account notifications where the delegate sender would associate a topic with an identity they didn't own (thatâs the cross-account). However, cross-account notifications have been replaced by using configuration sets and verified identities in association with delegate sending where the delegate sender has been authorized by the identity owner to use one of their verified identities to send email from. This new method allows the flexibility to configure bounce, complaint, delivery, and other event notifications by the following two constructs depending if you're the delegate sender or the owner of the verified identity:
Configuration sets â The delegate sender can set up event publishing in his own configuration set that he can specify when sending email from a verified identity he doesn't own, but has been authorized to send from by the identity owner through an authorization policy. Event publishing allows bounce, complaint, delivery, and other event notifications to be published to Amazon CloudWatch, Amazon Data Firehose, Amazon Pinpoint, and Amazon SNS. See Create event destinations.
Verified identities â Besides having the identity owner authorize the delegate sender to use one of his verified identities to send email from, he can also, at the request of the delegate sender, configure feedback notifications on the shared identity to use SNS topics owned by the delegate sender. Only the delegate sender will get these notifications because they own the SNS topic. See Step 14 for how to configure an "SNS topic you don't own" in the authorization policy procedures.
For compatibility, cross-account notifications are being supported for legacy cross-account notifications currently being used in your account. This support is limited to being able to modify and use any current cross-accounts you created in the Amazon SES classic console; however, you can no longer create new cross-account notifications. To create new ones in the Amazon SES new console, use the new methods of delegate sending either with configuration sets using event publishing, or with verified identities configured with your own SNS topics.
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