How to Configure Email Verification with Sendrella Email Shield
Sendrella Support
Last Update 19 days ago
Visit your WordPress admin URL (e.g., yourdomain.com/wp-admin)
Enter your admin credentials to log in.
From the left sidebar, click "Email Shield"
Then click "Settings"
Navigate to the Email Verification tab.
Check the box labeled "Enable Email Verification"
This activates the email confirmation process during user registration.
Enter your desired email subject. Example:
"Verify Your Email to Activate Your Account"
You can enter HTML or plain text content.
Use placeholders like:
{verification_link} – The unique confirmation link
{username} – The user’s chosen username
{email} – User’s email address
{site_name} – Your website’s name
🌐 Step 5: Create the Verification Page⚠️ Important: Make sure {verification_link} is included somewhere in your email content.
Go to Pages > Add New
Enter a title like "Email Verification"
Click Publish
After publishing, copy the page slug (e.g., email-verification)
Return to Sendrella Email Shield > Settings > Email Verification
In the Verification URL Endpoint field, paste the page slug you copied
Click Save Changes
Reload the settings page to confirm the slug was saved correctly
Register a test account from the front end.
You will see that the account is not logged in immediately.
It will prompt the user to verify their email first.
Try logging in without clicking the verification link—it will be blocked.
Then, check the inbox, open the verification email, and click the confirmation link.
After verification, login will succeed.
Works with WooCommerce registration flow as well.
You can reset and resend verification emails from the login prompt if needed.
Placeholder-based templating makes your emails personalized and secure.