Who sends verification emails.

Any platform that confirms a user's email address or identity before granting access — signup flows, two-factor authentication, and account changes all trigger this transactional email type.

What to include.

One clear action — a verification link or code — with a short explanation of why it's needed. Avoid adding unrelated content or multiple links, since that can confuse the recipient about which one to click. Build it once in the free drag-and-drop editor and keep the layout consistent with your other transactional emails.

Yes, you can edit the template to display a code prominently instead of, or alongside, a verification button.