Override Apis.Get (ISendEmail) to use a custom object

We have a requirement to move away from SMTP email and instead use an API based email provider. I was wondering if it is possible to override the email provider returned when calling Apis.Get<ISendEmail>().

Can we create our own class that implements ISendEmail and then register this somewhere in the platform to use our email provider?

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[edited by: Luke R Davidson at 12:00 PM (GMT 0) on Tue, Feb 15 2022]

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Ben Tiedt over 3 years ago +1 verified

There is not currently an extensibility point to replace the email API implementation, however, you could disable and replace the Email notification distribution type which would affect most, but not all…

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+1 Ben Tiedt over 3 years ago

There is not currently an extensibility point to replace the email API implementation, however, you could disable and replace the Email notification distribution type which would affect most, but not all emails that are sent.
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0 Luke R Davidson over 3 years ago in reply to Ben Tiedt

Thanks Ben Tiedt
Getting pressure to move off of legacy SMTP and onto a service that has an API interface for sending mail.

So you'd say at this time that would not be supported?
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0 Luke R Davidson over 3 years ago in reply to Ben Tiedt

Thanks Ben Tiedt
Getting pressure to move off of legacy SMTP and onto a service that has an API interface for sending mail.

So you'd say at this time that would not be supported?
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0 Ben Tiedt over 3 years ago in reply to Luke R Davidson

Not completely, correct.
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