For new installations
When you opt to install WordPress using our WordPress Installer, we will automatically install the FluentSMTP plugin, and we will also automatically create an email account for the WordPress installation, as shown below:
To prevent sending errors, you cannot currently delete the automatically created email account as long as the WordPress installation is active. An option to delete the email account may be added in the future.
When you clone a website
If you clone a website using our Clone Installation feature in the WordPress Installer, then we will perform a few checks to determine if we should deploy the SMTP plugin or not. If we detect an existing SMTP plugin on the website, we will not deploy the FluentSMTP plugin. If we detect FluentSMTP, we will perform an additional check to determine if the credentials were initially generated by us. If so, then we will create a new set of credentials for the cloned installation.For existing installations
Existing WordPress installations will not get the FluentSMTP plugin automatically deployed. We do however recommend you to use an SMTP plugin such as FluentSMTP for your WordPress installation to send emails.Recommendations
We still recommend that you configure your from email address and name in WordPress.
Go to configure the SMTP Connection
First, head to the Settings tab, and then click the small edit icon for our SMTP connection.
Change the From Email Address and Name
Change the From Email Address and Name to your desired values. We recommend e.g. 
noreply@yourdomain.com, support@yourdomain.com, info@yourdomain.com etc, and then your business name or domain name.