318 results for «e-mail» (page 21 of 32)
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Filling in your WhatsApp Business profile: hours, address, website and short link
The profile is the business card the customer sees before writing to you. Filled in, it shows your name, what you do, where you are, when you answer and where…
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Adding a human approval step to an automation
A human approval step is a point in the flow where the automation stops, shows a person what it is about to do, and only goes on if they approve.…
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Someone asked for your WhatsApp code or took over the number: what to do
The short answer: the six-digit code WhatsApp sends by SMS or call is used to register your number on a phone. Whoever gets it takes your account. So never tell…
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What n8n is, and what you can automate with it
n8n is a program that connects applications to one another through workflows: when something happens in one application, it does something in another, without you writing code each time. It…
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Your first session on a new Linux VPS: the commands to type, in order
You have just received the VPS address and password and do not know what to type first. The answer is a fixed order, about ten minutes long: see where you…
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Securing n8n: access, credentials and exposed webhooks
An n8n holds the keys to everything it automates: e-mail, sheets, shop, WhatsApp. Whoever gets into it reaches all of that. Securing n8n comes down to three fronts: who gets…
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SMTP ports 465, 587 and 25: SSL, STARTTLS and which one to use
To send e-mail from Outlook, your phone or a program of your own, use port 465 with SSL/TLS, which is the one our guides give. Port 587 with STARTTLS is…
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Fake orders and spam sign-ups in WooCommerce: how to stop them
One day the shop wakes up with dozens of pending orders from odd names, small amounts and made-up e-mails. Or with hundreds of new accounts nobody created. It is not…
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Transfer the domain or just change the nameservers: which one do you need
Short answer: they are two different operations, and many people do the wrong one. Changing the nameservers decides where the DNS zone lives, that is, who answers for your site…
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Authenticator app, SMS or security key: which two-step verification to use
The short answer: make an authenticator app on your phone your default. It is far safer than SMS, does not depend on the mobile network, and works with almost every…





