AFAIK, Sendy does not implement any kind of control over the actions than clients can perform, aside from those directly associated to charging them.
In my organization, I can't always trust that our clients will always do "the right thing". For instance, I am pretty sure that a lot of clients will simply delete the addresses that bounced or complained on one of their campaings. This would be okay per se, but I am also pretty sure that someone will simply re-upload the whole list of subscribers (including the bounced and deleted ones) some time later, just because they've added a couple of addresses there. This is when things would go very wrong, with sendy trying to deliver more emails to the bouncing or complaining addresses.
Hence, I would like to ask you to implement some permission controls that allowed the admin to prevent clients from performing certain functions. My initial list of such permissions is:
- Disallow importing new addresses
- Disallow e-mail removal from list (yet allow unsubscription)
- Disallow manual confirmation of users
- Disallow switching from double-optin to optin for their lists
- Disallow addition of new lists
My clients would then have to contact us to perform this actions. This would allow us to implement and follow proper policies to ensure that our SES account doesn't get compromised by badly behaving clients.
Thanks
Edit: It would be even better if those settings were per-client, but we could manage with global settings too.