List Email Log For Free

With email logs, you can easily monitor emails sent through Salesforce in the last 30 days. It's a cinch to request a new log at any time.

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Once you set up email activity logging, emails you send and/or receive will automatically log to Salesforce under the activity history for the associated lead or contact. If you don't want to use the automatic back-end email logging, you can use the "BCC Email" to Salesforce option.

Email logs contain email data on each message that has been sent, including the sender's details, recipient's email address, timestamps, and any error codes. Logs can also link to reports that track marketing metrics like delivery, bounce, and open rates.

Request an Email Log From Setup, enter Email Log Files in the Quick Find box, then select Email Log Files. Click Request an Email Log. Optionally, you can filter an email log to only include entries where a specific domain name or email address appears in a field, such as Recipient or Message ID Header .

Report on List Emails From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Report Types , then select Report Types. Click New Custom Report Type. Select List Emails as the Primary Object. Complete the fields and click Next. Optionally, select the List Email Sent Results secondary object and save the report.

Email logs contain email data on each message that has been sent, including the sender's details, recipient's email address, timestamps, and any error codes. Logs can also link to reports that track marketing metrics like delivery, bounce, and open rates.

Enable Log Email status (Delivered, Not Sent, Sent, Waiting for confirmation) Date and time sent. Subject line. Recipient email address(es), including CC and BCC. From email. Number of attachments. Mailer used. Additional technical details (such as content-type, MIME, etc)