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Created On: 01/09/2023
in Measuring Results
No. There is a separate section in the metrics for feedback likes.
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In PoliteMail for the Outlook desktop, you can access it in your Sent folder. Note that PoliteMail Online does not have a Sent Items folder, so this option is not available. For the metrics, you can to POLITEMAIL > Results > Messages and double-...
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Created On: 01/09/2023
in Measuring Results Click metrics can be viewed by scrolling to the bottom of your metrics report. They are listed by how they appear in the message, but you may also sort them by number of clicks if you wish.
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Created On: 01/09/2023
in Measuring Results The sender's time zone.
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Although the Desktop and Online editions of PoliteMail allow you to add content by either clicking and dragging the item from the PoliteMail Builder to the compose window, or by double-clicking on the item, PoliteMail 365 only supports double-clic...
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The table below lists all permissions and whether they are Delegated (D) or Application (A) type. The Minimum Required column is needed to support OAUTH (SSO) login to PoliteMail. Small lists (less than 1000 members) can be expanded via MAPI in...
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Created On: 12/01/2022
in Upgrading
PoliteMail Features by Version Category Feature Description Version System and Security Single Sign-On Gain automatic PoliteMail user account management based on your company’s own Office365 identity and active directory s...
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Data Processing and Storage by PoliteMail Download a PDF of this information here ! The data processed and stored by PoliteMail varies depending on the measurement mode used to send a measured message. The table below provides a summary. ...
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Created On: 11/22/2022
in Upgrading
PoliteMail processes brief bursts of small, high-volume transactions. The server sizing is primarily based on distribution size, and volume of recipient email being processed and measured. A high-performance SQL Server environment is required ...
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Created On: 11/17/2022
in Upgrading Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) In PoliteMail 5.0, you can deploy a “bring your own cloud” infrastructure using Microsoft Azure (AWS application servers with a SQL instance will also work). Compared to traditional on-premises deployment, BYOC offers a ...