Keep sending with Bento. Tatami reads its delivery events and shows you what bounced, what got blocked, and what to fix next.
No DNS changes. No rerouting mail. See the Bento setup.
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Outlook deferrals up 4x
451 4.7.650 · 198.51.100.24
Your mail keeps flowing through Bento. Tatami only reads the events it reports.
Bento handles the workflows behind your customer email. Tatami adds a dedicated place to investigate the delivery outcomes those sends produce. Connect Bento's Tatami tracking webhook to review delivery problems with the campaign and message context supplied by your sending infrastructure, helping your team investigate affected traffic as it arrives.
Review bounce and drop events with campaign and category information when included. Identify the traffic involved before reviewing the audience or the messages your Bento workflow sends.
Inspect deferred events and their available delivery responses. Understand which recipient domains are involved when application or lifecycle email takes longer to complete delivery.
Review spam reports and unsubscribe outcomes alongside delivery events. Use the available sender and campaign details to support a focused review of your email practices.
Tatami explains each bounce, watches your IPs and domains, and tells your team when something breaks.
1,240 Outlook bounces since 9:00, all from 198.51.100.24.
Microsoft is blocking that IP. Gmail and Yahoo look normal.
Also works in Claude Code and Codex through mcp.tatamimonitor.com.
Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft signals for every IP and domain.
Outlook is bouncing mail from 198.51.100.24 with 550 5.7.1 S3150.
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Rules on bounces, blocklists, volume, and throttling.
One filtered link per customer.
Point the Bento webhook at Tatami. Your mail keeps sending the same way.
Create a Bento source in Tatami and copy the generated webhook URL. Name it for the Bento account or sending environment you want to monitor.
In your Bento account, open System, then Deliverability, and select Tatami. Paste the source URL into the Tracking Webhook field and save the configuration.
Send a test email from Bento and confirm its delivery event appears in Tatami. Inspect the attached message context; Bento support can help if your account needs assistance enabling tracking.
Detail depends on the fields your webhook sends. Opens and clicks are not needed.
Add a Bento source in Tatami, then open System, Deliverability, and Tatami in your Bento account. Save the source's webhook URL in the Tracking Webhook field. If you need help locating or enabling the setting, contact Bento support.
Use Bento's Tatami Tracking Webhook setting for this connection. It forwards delivery tracking from the sending infrastructure. A generic Send webhook action in a Bento workflow serves a different purpose and does not automatically provide delivery outcomes.
No. A delivery event means the receiving mail server accepted the message. It does not confirm whether it reached the inbox or spam folder. Tatami monitors the delivery events you send, bounce reasons, and sender reputation to help you investigate deliverability issues; it does not measure inbox placement.
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Connect the webhook and watch your first Bento events arrive in minutes.