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Generally , any email to alias+suffix1+suffix2+...+suffixn@yourcompany.com is received by alias@yourcompany.com. (e.g. fabien+log+dev+test@partenaires.com). Everything after the plus is ignored so that will go to your inbox. This is a pattern that many of our customers use too, and hope it works for you. Let me know if you have any other questions in this regard. I'd be happy to help.
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I thanks for the answer but I when to enfore user to user yourcompany.com in the account factory. Is there a way to do this kind on regex testing ?