The generated agent address
Copy the Agent email shown on the page. It belongs to this agent and is the destination for your forwarding rules. Use the address displayed in your account rather than an address from an example. When the email service is available, Centillion provisions the generated address automatically and prepares Helpdesk for incoming email. Its automatic replies start paused. Enable them when you are ready to test. You cannot remove this address. If you previously disabled Helpdesk, choose Enable email channel to enable it again. Opening this page does not turn a disabled Helpdesk back on. You can send a test message directly to the generated address before setting up a company domain. To have customers seesupport@example.com as the sender,
complete the custom address setup below and select it in the email channel.
Add an email address
- In Email configuration, choose New email address.
- Enter the full company address, such as
support@example.com. - Choose Continue to save the address and open the forwarding step.
gmail.com or outlook.com, as your company domain.
You can authorize an existing Google or Microsoft inbox through
Connect email instead.
Verify automatic forwarding
Forwarding delivers incoming customer messages to Centillion. Domain authentication alone does not deliver mail.- Copy the generated agent address in the setup drawer.
- Open your mail provider and forward the company address to that exact destination.
- Complete any confirmation the provider requires. A provider may send a confirmation email to the generated address; open the conversation in Centillion to find the code or confirmation link.
- Return to the drawer and choose Verify automatic forwarding.
- Wait for the verification message to pass through your forwarding rule, then check forwarding again.
support@example.com does not prove that billing@example.com forwards too.
Authenticate the domain
After forwarding is verified, continue to Authenticate domain. Centillion shows the DNS records that let it send from your company address.- Copy each record’s type, name, value, and priority when shown.
- Add the records at the DNS provider that hosts this domain.
- Return to the setup drawer and choose Validate.
- Check the result for each record. Correct any invalid record and validate again.
Understand the status table
The Email configuration card groups addresses by domain. The domain heading shows its authentication state. Each address has its own automatic-forwarding state.
An address with a configuration warning should not be used as a custom sender
until the failing checks are resolved. Review status again after a mail provider
migration or DNS change.
Edit or remove an address
Use the edit control on an address to reopen its setup steps, check forwarding, or inspect the domain’s records. Use the delete control to remove an address. Removing the last address on a domain across the workspace also removes that domain from the configuration and frees its domain slot. A domain used by another agent keeps its slot. Update any forwarding rule that still points to the generated address when you no longer want mail imported. Removing an address from Centillion does not remove a mailbox, provider rule, or DNS record. Review your channel and Helpdesk sender selections after removal.Test the complete route
- Choose the verified address in Channels → Email → Manage, then enable replies.
- Send a new email to the company address from another account.
- Confirm it appears under Conversations.
- Check the reply in the sending account. Confirm the From name, sender address, signature, and disclaimer.
- Reply again and confirm that the existing conversation receives the message.
- Take over in Helpdesk and send a manual reply. Confirm that it reaches the same thread and does not carry the AI composition disclaimer.