GoDaddy Workspace Email

How to Add Safe Senders in GoDaddy Workspace Email

To ensure that important emails consistently reach your inbox, it’s vital to configure your email settings to recognize trusted senders. This guide will help you add senders to allowlists in GoDaddy Workspace Email, ensuring crucial communications are not missed.

1. Log into GoDaddy Workspace Webmail.

   Open your web browser and navigate to the GoDaddy Workspace Webmail login page. Enter your email address and password, then click Log In.

2. Access Settings.

   In the upper right-hand corner of the webmail dashboard, click on the Settings gear icon to access email configuration options.

3. Add Contacts to Safe Senders List.
   1. Within Settings, select Spam Settings from the left-hand menu.
   2. In the Safe Senders section, enter the email address or domain you want to add to your safe list.
   3. Click Add to include them in the list. This will prevent emails from these addresses from being marked as spam.

   Tip: Include entire domains by entering just the domain (e.g., @example.com) to trust all emails from that provider.

4. Create a Filter to Route Important Emails.
   1. Navigate to the Filters tab within Settings.
   2. Click Add Filter and name your filter for easy identification (e.g., Important Contacts).
   3. Set criteria using the From field, entering the email addresses or domains considered crucial.
   4. Choose the Inbox as the destination folder.
   5. Click Save to activate your filter.
5. Add Contacts to Your Address Book.
   1. Select the Contacts tab.
   2. Click on Add New Contact and fill in the required information, including the email address.
   3. Save the contact to ensure emails from this address are less likely to be marked as spam.

   Tip: Regularly updating your contact list helps maintain effective email filtering and ensures key communications aren't missed.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage your email settings in GoDaddy Workspace Email, minimizing the risk of losing valuable communications to spam folders.