Background mail
You're referring to a "background mail" or "background email"!
A background mail is an email that is sent automatically by a system, application, or service, usually without the user's direct intervention. These emails are often used for various purposes, such as:
- Notifications: To inform users about updates, changes, or events related to their accounts, subscriptions, or services.
- Reminders: To remind users about upcoming deadlines, appointments, or tasks.
- System maintenance: To perform routine maintenance tasks, such as backups, updates, or software checks.
- Error reporting: To report errors or issues to developers or support teams for troubleshooting and resolution.
- Marketing and promotional: To send targeted promotional emails, newsletters, or offers to users.
Examples of background emails include:
- Password reset emails
- Account activation emails
- Order confirmation emails
- Payment reminders
- System update notifications
- Error reports
- Abandoned cart reminders
- Newsletters or promotional emails
Background emails are usually automated and sent by a system or application without the need for human intervention. They help streamline processes, improve user experience, and provide valuable information to users.