Updated Articles

  1. Online Sends Visible in Desktop Results View?

    PoliteMail online is only available if you upgrade to version 5.0. To view Results on the Desktop, the Desktop interface would also need to be upgraded to 5.0.
  2. Limit Measurement Modes in PoliteMail Online

    PoliteMail Admins have the ability to limit Measurement Modes globally for all users.
  3. On-Premise Features and Online Compatibility

    The upgrade is available for both Cloud and on-premise PoliteMail customers. On-premise updates may require additional configuration to ensure full functionality, and features like BeeFree Editor support may need extra setup.
  4. Maximum Message Width in Pixels

    The ideal email width for Microsoft Outlook is 600 pixels to ensure consistent rendering across clients. Wider designs can display incorrectly due to Outlook’s Word-based rendering engine.
  5. Is PoliteMail Online Built on SharePoint Online?

    PoliteMail online is not built on Sharepoint online, but the interfaces are indeed similar.
  6. Identify If Template Used PoliteMail or Beefree

    Easily tell which editor created a PoliteMail template. Use the Format column in Content > Templates to see whether it was made in Beefree or PoliteMail.
  7. Dynamic Content Not Working on Desktop

    Fix PoliteMail liquid syntax errors in Outlook by disabling proofing. Learn why spelling checks interfere and how to resolve it quickly.
  8. Clear or Flush Graph Tokens for New Login

    Clear your PoliteMail Graph tokens quickly when permissions change. Learn how to disconnect and reconnect to Graph in seconds.
  9. PoliteMail Version 5 API Enhancements

    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.
  10. Does Outlook Desktop Still Use Internet Explorer?

    Discover why Outlook still uses Internet Explorer 11 components for email rendering, even when you browse with Chrome, Firefox, or Edge. Learn the technical details.