Avoid noreply@brizy.cloud emails from Login/Form/Membership "Forgot Password."

This can be done in White Label accounts, to some degree, but in certain situations this solution might provide more alternatives to email flows when using custom domains. In various circumstances, a user that visits a non-Brizy domain, so a custom domain, let's say: CloudSurfer.com and selects the "Forgot Password" option. One would expect a "Create New Password" email that originated from the CloudSurfer domain but instead this email is from noreply@brizy.cloud, which may appear as spam to the receiver.

A White Label account could be setup so that this "Create New Password" email would appear to originate from the CloudSurfer domain. However, I'm unsure that if this White Label account had several custom domains if each of the custom domains could be setup to have a "Create New Password" email appear from each of the custom domains or if all custom domains would get this "Create New Password" email from the CloudSurfer domain. In short, a White Label account would give you one non-Brizy domain to send out to several custom domains -- which is kind of the same scenario of one domain servicing many domains. This I'm unsure of.

My suggestion is if a Forgot Password email has to be sent from noreply@brizy.cloud then provide an option for this email to be sent to an email of the custom domain the website resides on first and place the Requestor’s email as the ‘Subject’ line. By doing this, an integration-automation could be created that then forwards this email onto the Requestor by pulling the Subject line into the ‘To’ field of a new email, with the ability to create a customized message that also includes the Brizy link to update the password, that then is sent to the Requestor from an expected domain.

For example, a user (Ted@GreatAdventures.com) on CloudSurfer.com selects "Forgot Password." The noreply@brizy.cloud email containing the link for Ted to update his password is instead sent to Support@CloudSurfer.com with the Subject line being Ted@GreatAdventures.com, all thanks to an "Email Intercept" option in the Brizy element, and then a Brizy Integration-Automation must be used that pulls "Ted@GreatAdventures.com" from the Subject Line and puts Ted's email address in the "To" field and a new email is sent from Support@CloudSurfer.com containing the same "Create New Password" link the Brizy automation sent.