In the Routing
section, create a new rule where the destination is your Fernand address. You’ll find this unique address in Fernand → Settings → Channel → Email.
Example:support@yourdomain.com
→ support@yourdomain.fernand-mails.com
Once that’s set up, all incoming emails to your address (like support@yourdomain.com) will be forwarded to Fernand.
To send emails from Fernand on your behalf (so it shows up as coming from your actual domain), you’ll need to authenticate your domain with a few DNS records.
You’ll find the exact values to use in Fernand → Settings → Channel → Email, as they are unique to your organization.
Head to the DNS tab of your domain on the Cloudflare dashboard.
Add a TXT
record for DKIM and paste the data referenced from Fernand's settings page
Add a CNAME
record for domain verification (also part of DKIM setup).
Add another CNAME
record to set up bounce handling. This helps improve deliverability.
Once these records propagate (usually within a few minutes to a couple of hours), Fernand will detect them automatically and mark your domain as authenticated.
If this all feels a bit much, no worries—we’ve got you. You can book a free call with our customer success team and we’ll walk through it with you, step by step.