The Email accounts center is where you manage all of your connected sender accounts in one place. From here you can review account status, monitor sending activity, check health scores, and take action on individual or multiple accounts.

You'll find the Email Account Center in the Sequences navigation panel.

Within the Email accounts center, we have a few different sections full of information. This guide will help you navigate each section.

At the top of the page, three panels give you a snapshot of your setup:

A score out of 100 that reflects the overall sending health of your connected accounts. If the score drops, it means something needs attention. See Global Health — Check and improve your sender health for a full guide on how to use it.

Shows daily sent and scheduled emails across your connected accounts, so you can see at a glance how close you are to your limits.

Surfaces active warnings about your domains or email accounts that need action, such as authentication issues or reputation concerns.

To add a new sending account, click + Add email account at the top right of the page. You'll be prompted to choose between two options.

The main table lists all of your connected email accounts with the following information.

An Inactive status means Hunter encountered a problem while setting up or maintaining your managed email account. This status only applies to managed email accounts (accounts provisioned through Hunter), not Gmail or Outlook accounts you connected yourself.

In most cases, this is a temporary issue and no action is required. Hunter's team is automatically notified and will work to resolve it. Sending from the affected account is paused while the issue is active; if you have active sequences using it, consider switching them to a different sending account in the meantime.

When your account shows as Inactive, an alert in the account side panel will explain what's happening. There are three types of issues that can trigger this status:

Hunter temporarily lost access to the account due to a configuration issue on our end. Our team has been alerted and will investigate. No action is required from you. If the status persists beyond 3 business days, contact support.

A configuration problem with your domain was detected. Hunter will investigate and reach out if anything is needed from your side. If the status persists for more than a couple of days, contact support.

The mailbox or its admin account was disabled due to spam activity. This status is permanent. The account cannot be restored. Please contact support to discuss your options.

Use the search bar at the top of the table to find a specific email address, or filter by status or health score.

You can perform several actions on each email account row:

Click the three-dot menu next to View to run a health check or disconnect the account.

Select multiple accounts (or all) to run health checks, enable Inbox Protection, edit sender name or sending limits, or disconnect.

Switch to the Domains tab to see the domains associated with your connected accounts.

Click View on any domain to open its detailed profile and health report.

An Inactive status means a managed domain can't currently be used for sending. It applies only to domains provisioned through Hunter. While a domain is Inactive, sending is paused for every email account on that domain.

Unlike email accounts, the right next step depends on the reason: some issues you can resolve yourself, some are handled by our team, and some are outside anyone's control. When a domain is Inactive, an alert in the domain side panel explains which applies. If you have active sequences using the domain, switch them to a different sending account while the issue is being resolved.

You can usually resolve this yourself: remove or correct the redirect, then contact support to request a review. If the redirect is intentional, we may ask you to add a verification DNS record on the target domain to confirm you control it.

Whether the domain can be restored depends on the complaint. In many cases it can be reinstated after corrective action, such as excluding the recipients who triggered the complaints from your lists. Contact support to review your case.

This is reviewed case by case. If it relates to website content, we may ask you to remove or update the content involved. Severe or unresolvable violations may remain permanent. Contact support for the details of your case.

This is reviewed case by case. You may be asked to remove the flagged content, clean up the domain, or provide confirmation from your security team that the issue is resolved. If the report was a false positive, adding the domain to your monitoring tool's exception list may be enough. Contact support to review your case.

The domain registry placed the domain on hold. Whether it can be restored depends on the registry's reason and its own policies — sometimes it's lifted after the required action, sometimes it's permanent. This is largely outside Hunter's control; we monitor these cases and will update you.

The domain was transferred to another registrar or delegated outside Hunter, usually at your request, so it's no longer managed here. No action is needed.