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Resend
Connect a sending-only or full-access Resend API key so the agent can send email you ask for.
Pangea connects to Resend with an API key. The agent can send the email you ask for and check what happened to a message. With a full-access key, it can also look at your verified domains, audiences and contacts.
Create an API key
- Open Resend API keys and click Create API Key.
- Choose a permission. Sending access lets the agent send mail and nothing else. Prefer it, and limit it to one domain when you can. Use Full access only if the agent needs to manage domains or audiences.
- Copy the key. It starts with
re_, and Resend shows it only once.
The agent can only send from a domain you verified under Domains in Resend.
Connect it in Pangea
As a team Administrator, open Connectors, find Resend and click Add. Enter a Label and paste the key into API Key, then save. Pangea checks the key's permission level and stores it encrypted. A sending-only key is valid even though it cannot list domains.
Sending stays off in new agents until you enable this connection for them.
Sending email
Select the connection and give the exact recipients, sender, subject and content. The sender must be allowed by the key and your verified domains. A sent email cannot be recalled, so approve each specific message rather than an open-ended list of recipients.
To check the setup, look at the permission and domain details your key allows. Send a test only when you asked for one and named the recipient. Resend accepting a message does not prove it was delivered.
Troubleshooting and revocation
Before you retry a send, check the sender domain, the key's permission, the recipient and the delivery status. A blind retry can send the same email twice.
To retire the key, remove the connection in Pangea and revoke the key in Resend. Mail already sent and Resend's logs stay.