Hello MailPoet Team, I am using MailPoet to send emails via a custom SMTP server ( api.samotpravil.ru ). My SMTP provider requires that I include the header Precedence: transaction in all outgoing emails to disable their local stop-list. I have tried several approaches, but the header either doesn't get added or is overwritten. I need guidance on the correct MailPoet hook to use. Environment details: MailPoet version: last WordPress version: 6.x Sending method: SMTP (configured with host api.samotpravil.ru , port 1126) What I've tried: Using WordPress phpmailer_init hook — this works for regular wp_mail() but doesn't seem to fire for MailPoet's sending process. Using MailPoet's mailpoet_mailer_smtp_options filter — I can see in the debug log that my function is called and I add the header to $options['custom_headers'], but the final email still shows Precedence: bulk. Here's the code I used: php add_filter('mailpoet_mailer_smtp_options', function($options) { $options['custom_headers'] = ['Precedence:transaction']; return $options; }); Using mailpoet_mailer_smtp_transport_agent — this filter is marked as deprecated in your documentation, but I tried it anyway. It either doesn't fire or the header is still overwritten. My questions: What is the correct and currently recommended hook in MailPoet for adding custom SMTP headers (like Precedence) to all outgoing emails? Is there a way to ensure that my custom header overrides any default header that MailPoet might be adding? Could MailPoet be adding a Precedence: bulk header automatically? If so, how can I prevent this or replace it with my own? If mailpoet_mailer_smtp_options is the right filter, why might my header not appear in the final email, even though it's present in the $options array? Debug log entry (showing my filter is called): text [07-Mar-2026 11:51:51 UTC] === Added Precedence exactly as in support example === [07-Mar-2026 11:51:51 UTC] Header: Precedence:transaction But the received email still shows: text Precedence: bulk Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. I'm happy to provide more details or run additional tests if needed. Thank you