Reply to Thread Email
Send a reply to a message in an inbox thread.
POST
Replies from the inbox address.
to is taken from the message you reply to:
its author, or its Reply-To address if it has one. When the inbox sent that
message, the reply goes to the message’s original to recipients. Add more
recipients with cc and bcc. The total number of recipients can’t exceed 50,
counted after reply_all adds everyone on the message.
At least one of html or text is required.
Path Parameters
Body Parameters
string | string[]
CC recipient email address. For multiple addresses, send as an array of
strings. Not copied from the message you reply to unless
reply_all is
true, which merges these addresses with the copied ones, without duplicates.string | string[]
BCC recipient email address. For multiple addresses, send as an array of
strings. Not copied from the message you reply to.
string
The HTML body.
string
The plain-text body.
string
The subject of the reply. When omitted, the thread subject is used, prefixed
with
Re: if it isn’t already. Max 2000 characters.boolean
default:"false"
Reply to everyone on the original message, not only its author. The reply goes
to the author, or its
Reply-To address if it has one, and to the message’s
to and cc recipients, excluding the inbox’s own address. bcc recipients
are never copied.Headers
string
Add an idempotency key to prevent duplicated emails.
- Should be unique per API request
- Idempotency keys expire after 24 hours
- Have a maximum length of 256 characters
Response Fields
string
The ID of the queued outbound email.
string
The ID of the queued outbound email. Same value as
id.string
Always
outbound.string
Sender email address.
string[]
The recipients of the message.
string[]
The CC recipients of the message.
string[]
The BCC recipients of the message.
string[]
Always empty in this response.
string
The subject of the sent reply.
string | null
Always
null in this response.string | null
The HTML body.
string | null
The plain-text body.
array
Always empty in this response.
boolean
Always
true.string
ISO 8601 timestamp when the message was sent.