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ISESV2SuppressedDestinationSummary

Interface in AWS.SESV2

Interface for SuppressedDestinationSummary.

Properties​

EmailAddress​

property EmailAddress: string

The email address that is on the suppression list for your Amazon SES account.

This is the specific email address that has been added to your suppression list due to delivery issues or recipient complaints. The email address represents a destination that Amazon SES has determined should not receive further email attempts to protect your sender reputation and comply with email best practices. Email addresses are added to the suppression list automatically by Amazon SES based on delivery feedback such as hard bounces or spam complaints. Monitoring these addresses helps maintain good deliverability performance and sender reputation health. Use this email address with other suppression-related operations such as GetSuppressedDestination for detailed suppression information or DeleteSuppressedDestination for suppression management.

LastUpdateTime​

property LastUpdateTime: TDateTime

The timestamp when the suppressed destination was last updated.

This timestamp indicates when the suppression entry was most recently modified or updated in your Amazon SES suppression list. It provides temporal context for suppression analysis and helps track the recency of delivery issues or complaints. The last update time is useful for understanding suppression patterns over time, identifying recent delivery problems, and prioritizing suppression list management activities. It enables effective temporal analysis of email deliverability performance and reputation trends. This timestamp is automatically maintained by Amazon SES and reflects the most recent activity related to the suppressed destination.

Reason​

property Reason: string

The reason that the email address was added to the suppression list.

This property indicates the specific cause that led to the email address being suppressed. Understanding suppression reasons is crucial for diagnosing deliverability issues, implementing targeted remediation strategies, and maintaining optimal email program performance. Valid suppression reasons:

  • BOUNCE – The email address was suppressed due to a hard bounce, indicating a permanent delivery failure such as an invalid or non-existent address.
  • COMPLAINT – The email address was suppressed due to a spam complaint filed by the recipient, indicating content or frequency issues. Different suppression reasons require different remediation approaches. Bounce-related suppressions typically indicate list hygiene issues, while complaint-related suppressions may suggest content relevance or frequency problems that need addressing to maintain sender reputation.