Updated Articles

  1. Does PoliteMail Version 5 have any enhancements to the API?

    The API in 5.0 will provide access to data elements which were previously unavailable in older versions, including enhanced Campaign, Business and Region information, as well as other new metrics calculations.
  2. What kind of policy does PoliteMail have around AI?

    Discover PoliteMail's AI governance framework ensuring ethical, secure deployment of Mistral, Llama, and proprietary models. Learn compliance standards.
  3. How do I create a list from a .csv file?

    Learn how to quickly import hundreds of contacts into PoliteMail from a CSV file. Follow our step-by-step guide to create mailing lists efficiently.
  4. How can I tell how large my message size is?

    Check message size in PoliteMail Online v5.3+ via Send Options, or for Desktop/M365 use Preflight Test and Metrics Report downloads to view file properties.
  5. How can I use an image from the PoliteMail Builder in Beefree?

    Get step by step instructions on how to get an image you have in the PoliteMail Builder in your Beefree template.
  6. PoliteMail Message Settings in a New Email

    Explore PoliteMail's Outlook integration features, including measurement modes, Preflight Test Send, scheduling, recipient tools, unsubscribe options, and advanced tracking settings.
  7. How do I create a filtered list?

    Learn to create filtered contact lists in PoliteMail using custom fields for smarter, targeted email communications.
  8. Does PoliteMail work with MAPI?

    Outlook for the Windows desktop fully supports MAPI, and PoliteMail will function perfectly well in those environments.
  9. Manually Opting-Out Contacts from Mailing Lists

    Manually opt out PoliteMail contacts from all lists at once by changing their status to Opt-Out on the Contacts screen, avoiding repeated removals during imports.
  10. What is a skimmed email?

    Ignored, skimmed, read rate, and engaged read rate in PoliteMail are time-based categories describing how long recipients keep an email open, relative to its calculated read time.