Transactional email readiness for Amazon SES

Time Plan helps people plan work, track deadlines, and receive account-based reminders.

Time Plan is an upcoming Android application backed by a workspace-based API. Email is used only for account, security, invitation, billing, and user-configured reminder workflows.

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A closer look at our Android application designed for productivity, focus, and seamless task management.

Mail typeTransactional only
Recipient sourceRegistered users and invited workspace members
ListsNo purchased, rented, scraped, or third-party lists
ControlsGlobal, workspace, task, and email-channel preferences

Product overview

What Time Plan does

Time Plan organizes tasks, notes, reminders, and team workspaces. It supports personal workspaces, team workspaces, recurring deadlines, categories, tags, focus sessions, in-app notifications, push notifications, and subscription limits.

Task and deadline planning

Create one-time or recurring tasks, assign due dates, add subtasks, categorize work, and track completion.

Recurring schedules

Use timezone-aware recurrence rules to keep repeated deadlines aligned with the user's local time.

Notification preferences

Users can choose reminder channels, quiet hours, reminder tiers, and task-level notification behavior.

Notes and workspaces

Keep personal notes, task notes, team workspaces, member roles, invitations, and workspace-specific settings.

Email transparency

What email Time Plan sends

Time Plan email is tied to user action, account safety, workspace collaboration, or user-configured reminders. Time Plan does not send cold outreach or promotional bulk mail.

Message typeWhy it is sentRecipient sourceFrequency and controls
Account verificationConfirm that a new user controls the email address used for registration.Email entered by the user during sign-up.Triggered by registration or resend request. Security-related and not used for marketing.
Password resetLet a user recover access after requesting a reset token.Email already associated with the user account.Sent only after a reset request. Tokens expire and sessions are revoked after reset.
Workspace invitationInvite a person to a team workspace with owner, admin, or member role.Email typed by an existing workspace owner/admin.One invitation per action. The invite can be ignored, accepted, revoked, or cancelled.
Task reminder emailSend reminders for tasks when the user enables the email channel or task reminder rules.Registered user or configured task recipient connected to a workspace.Controlled globally, by workspace, by task, by quiet hours, and by task-specific reminder tiers.
Billing and service noticeSend account, plan, coupon, subscription, and operational notices.Registered account owner or billing contact.Transactional account notices only. Promotional campaigns are not part of the SES request.

Consent and recipient source

How recipient addresses enter Time Plan

Recipient addresses enter Time Plan only through first-party product interactions: account registration, workspace invitation, user profile settings, notification preferences, billing relationships, or support requests. Time Plan does not import purchased lists, rent lists, scrape addresses, or send third-party co-registration campaigns.

  • New users provide their own email address during registration.
  • Workspace invites are sent only by authenticated workspace members with permission to invite.
  • Reminder email is controlled by notification settings and can be disabled.
  • Hard bounces, complaints, and unsubscribe requests are treated as stop-sending signals.

For Amazon SES review

The production access request should be submitted as Transactional. The website URL should point to this live site so AWS can inspect the product, policies, email types, recipient sources, and bounce/complaint process.

Open detailed SES use case

Operational safeguards

Email safety controls before production sending

Authentication

Verify the sending domain in Amazon SES, enable Easy DKIM, publish SPF for custom MAIL FROM if used, and publish a DMARC record for the domain.

Feedback handling

Use SES configuration sets, event publishing, CloudWatch alarms, and suppression lists for bounce, complaint, delivery, reject, and unsubscribe events.

Preference management

Give users global, workspace, and task-level notification controls. Include unsubscribe links for optional reminder or digest topics where applicable.

Rate and abuse controls

Rate-limit authentication flows, avoid bulk imports, validate email syntax, keep audit logs, and stop sending immediately to bounced or complained addresses.

Sample transactional subjects

Examples of email content

Verify your Time Plan email address

Sent after account registration or user-requested verification resend.

Reset your Time Plan password

Sent after the user requests password recovery from the login screen.

You were invited to a Time Plan workspace

Sent when an authenticated workspace member invites the recipient.

Reminder: "Payment deadline" is due today

Sent only when reminder email is enabled for the user or task.

Public policies

Compliance pages

These pages should remain publicly accessible from the production website used in the Amazon SES production access request.