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Updated Aug 29, 2024
- Use of of the offical SDKs to add Bccs easily
When sending emails in using Sendgrid, you may want to Bcc a specific email address. This is super simple to do by using the Sendgrid SDK or the Laravel mailer package.
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Bcc with Sendgrid PHP SDK
If you are using the official PHP library you can add a single Bcc
$email->addBcc("[email protected]", "Test User");or if you want to add multiple Bccs the following snippet where $bccEmails is an array of emails.
$bccEmails = [
"[email protected]" => "Example User2",
"[email protected]" => "Example User3"
];
$email->addBccs($bccEmails);The full snippet can be viewed in their offical Github docs:
Bcc with Sendgrid in Laravel
If you are using Laravel, it's just as straightforward by adding the ->bcc() snippet to your Mail function call:
Mail::to($request->user())
->cc($moreUsers)
->bcc($evenMoreUsers)
->send(new OrderShipped($order));The full snippet can be viewed in the offical Laravel docs:
Bcc with Sendgrid Python SDK
Here's how you would do it with the python SDK
message.bcc = Bcc('[email protected]', 'Example User7', p=0)
message.bcc = [
Bcc('[email protected]', 'Example User8', p=0),
Bcc('[email protected]', 'Example User9', p=0)
]The full snippet can be viewed in their offical Github docs
Conclusion
As you can see it's extremely simple to add a Bcc to Sendgrid emails. If you have another method, comment below and we will add it to the post.
Theo 08.22.2024
well that was easier than I thought. The sendgrid docs miss simple stuff like this.