Solutions
When a regulator, an auditor or a customer's security team asks where your email goes and who can touch it, the answer needs to be a document rather than a paragraph. The pages below are grouped two ways: by the industry, role or delivery problem you are solving, and by compliance regime. All of them rest on the same published certificates, the same documented sub-processor position, and infrastructure Omnivery owns rather than rents. That infrastructure carries both streams a sender runs - the transactional message and the marketing campaign - on separate DKIM signing keys and separate IP pools, so the reputations stay independent.
White-glove deliverability
Whichever of the solutions below brought you here, this part does not change. Everywhere else, deliverability expertise is a separate invoice: a consulting tier, a premium add-on, a business unit that bills you when sending goes wrong. We do not have a deliverability business unit, because deliverability is the business.
Where no named regime is driving the decision, but the failure mode is specific to how you send.
Native SendGrid v3, Mailgun v3 and SparkPost v1 compatibility, so Omnivery drops into an existing integration - or runs alongside it as a second provider.
Read more → By industryOrder confirmations, shipping updates and campaigns at peak volume, delivered on each receiver's own terms worldwide - with Europe's fragmented market handled as the hard case it is.
Read more → By industryBooking confirmations and itinerary changes where the email is the ticket. Kiwi.com migrated in 45 minutes and recorded a 17% improvement in unique click rate against SendGrid.
Read more → By industryWatchdog alerts, new-listing notifications and inquiry routing, where the message is the product and a few hours late is the same as never.
Read more → By industryStatements, transaction alerts and policy documents from the most-impersonated sector there is. Link allowlisting, enforced TLS, and no message content stored.
Read more → By industryBilling runs, outage notifications and tariff changes from systems older than the rules they answer to. E.ON and Centropol Energy send with Omnivery.
Read more → By industryRetire Postfix, Exim or an Exchange relay without touching the systems that send. Notino replaced Postfix with Omnivery and gained visibility it never had. E.ON and Centropol Energy send this way too.
Read more → By roleSend your customers' mail on owned EU infrastructure, with senior deliverability analysts behind your senders and Bot Detection for their engagement data.
Read more →Where the buying question is a regulatory one.
HIPAA compliant email API and SMTP relay. Publicly available HIPAA certificate, ISO 27001 and ISO 27701, and no message content stored.
Read more → By regimeGDPR compliant email API operated by a Czech entity on owned infrastructure. No SCCs needed, message content never stored, 30-day metadata cap.
Read more → By regimeThe EU alternative to US email providers. EU or US data residency by choice, 100% owned infrastructure, EU-based human deliverability analysts.
Read more →Sending under a regime, or in a sector, not listed here? The underlying controls - owned infrastructure, no stored message content, a 30-day metadata cap and seven ISO certifications plus HIPAA - apply to every account, so most requirements are already covered before the conversation starts.