Knowing Split Delivery
In this article, we'll get to know about the split delivery and steps to create the split delivery configuration.
Understand how to flawlessly set up Split Delivery in G Suite and Business Email to perfectly manage both old and new mail systems seamlessly without downtime.
Split Delivery
Understand G Suite split delivery and split DNS configuration to manage emails across multiple servers efficiently, ensuring smooth migration and zero downtime.
Learn how to configure split delivery in G Suite and Business Email using one domain. Route emails between Google Workspace and secondary servers.
How to do Split Email Delivery on Google Workspace
Google Workspace (previously known as G Suite ) and business email Split delivery as well as Dual delivery are now cutting-edge features of Google Workspace. As the name suggests, Split Delivery enables you to divide the entire mail delivery operation of a single domain across two distinct servers.
What is Split Delivery in G Suite ? Split delivery is an email routing configuration that allows incoming emails of the same domain to be sent either to Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
G Suite split delivery
The document outlines the steps to set up G Suite split delivery , including adding a mail route, configuring domain routing, setting up email forwarders, changing MX records, and updating SPF and DKIM records.
As an administrator, you can customize how email is routed and delivered to meet your organization's requirements. Split delivery delivers incoming messages to 2 different email systems in your domain, based on recipients you specify.
Email routing and delivery options for Google Workspace
Default routing & Routing settings For flexibility when setting up email delivery for your organization, you have 2 main routing settings: Use Default routing to set up the default mail delivery for your organization. For example, to send all or most of your organization's email to multiple inboxes, use Default routing and set up dual delivery .
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By making Google Workspace the primary MX and using a split delivery rule, you can keep some users on Gmail and others on Outlook — all under one domain — without double licensing or losing mail.