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# Advanced Sending Options

Take more control over your email configuration with EasyMails’ advanced sending settings.

**✉️  Custom Reply-To Address**

* Description: Allows you to define a separate reply-to email address for each campaign.

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* How It Helps: Useful when replies need to go to a different person or department (e.g., support@, sales@), rather than the sender’s email.
* When It Appears: This option becomes visible when you click Edit Template in the email builder.
* Steps to Use:
  1. Open your template and click Edit Template.
  2. Scroll to the Custom Reply To Email Address section.
  3. Enter your desired reply-to email (e.g., <support@yourcompany.com>).
  4. Click Save.

> *If left empty, replies will go to the sender’s email address by default. This is also dependent on whether “Reply to same item” is enabled in your automation.*

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This ensures all replies are routed where they need to be — keeping your inbox organized and communication smooth.