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Suppression

Numonic maintains a suppression list for your account. Addresses are added automatically when a hard bounce or spam complaint is received from SES. Any future send to a suppressed address filters that recipient out before the email leaves your account — no bounce, no complaint, no wasted SES cost. All suppression endpoints require JWT authentication.

List suppressed addresses

Returns all suppressed addresses for your account with pagination.

Request

Query parameters

Response 200

Suppression entry fields


Remove a suppressed address

Removes an address from the suppression list. Future sends to this address will no longer be filtered. URL-encode the email address in the path (@%40).

Request

Response 200

Errors


How automatic suppression works

Numonic ingests SES feedback events and applies suppression automatically:
  • Hard bounce (Permanent bounce type) → address added to suppression list
  • Spam complaint → address added to suppression list
This happens before any future send is attempted. When you submit a send, Numonic checks every recipient against your suppression list. Suppressed recipients are excluded from the send and returned in suppressed_recipients on the response. The send still goes out to any non-suppressed recipients.
Only remove a suppression if you have a good reason to believe future sends will succeed — for example, a recipient fixed their inbox and explicitly asked to receive emails again. Repeatedly sending to suppressed addresses risks your SES sending reputation.