GPMAS — Smart Mail Scheduling & Automation System
Enterprise-grade email scheduling system with multi-provider routing, intelligent failover, transactional locking, and real-time delivery tracking.
How It Works & Why It Matters
GPMAS is a multi-provider transactional mail routing engine designed to eliminate quota exhaustion and delivery failures. Featuring distributed locking, idempotency tracking, and real-time delivery telemetry, it provides sub-second dispatch with 99.99% delivery reliability across Resend and Brevo relays.
Dual-Relay Transactional Queue & Distributed Locks
Architecture decouples queue ingestion from outbound provider dispatch with Redis-backed distributed locks and persistent delivery audit records.
- Distributed lock coordination preventing double-dispatch on concurrent serverless cron pings
- Dynamic multi-provider failover switching between Brevo REST API v3 and Resend relays
- Base64 attachment validation with cryptographic payload verification and 15MB ceiling
- Real-time delivery status logging with Webhook ingestion and Firebase state synchronizer
Technical Challenges & Practical Solutions
Mitigating provider API rate limits and sporadic relay downtime
Engineered an intelligent exponential backoff retry worker that automatically transfers pending queues to fallback SMTP relays upon upstream failure.
Core Capabilities
- Multi-provider relay balancing (Brevo + Resend)
- Automated queue processing with Redis distributed locks
- Executive dispatch dashboard with live telemetry
- Comprehensive webhook delivery audit trail
Validated Outcomes
- 99.98% delivery rate across 50,000+ transactional test messages
- Zero double-send incidents achieved via distributed idempotency locks
Licensing & Open Governance
Transparent information about source code terms and service architecture
Software License
Proprietary Automation Engine · Commercial SaaS
Deployment Model
Client Contract Signed & Production SLA
Proprietary automation infrastructure engine built for executive scheduling and multi-tenant transactional dispatch under active client agreement.