For every Email campaign you send you will receive a delivery report.
- Delivered: The email was delivered to the final recipient.
- Seen: The recipient received and read/opened the email.
- Sent: The email has been sent to the provider.
- Enroute: The email is routed by the provider.
- Rejected: The email rejected by the provider.
- System_error: The email rejected by the provider due to a possible problem with the message. For example, the field "from" posted in the email newsletter.
- Bounces: We categorize bounces into two types: Hard bounces and Soft bounces.
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- Hard Bounces: Indicates a permanent delivery error and includes the following statuses:
- Unknown_user
- Suppressed_list
- General bounce
- Hard Bounces: Indicates a permanent delivery error and includes the following statuses:
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- Soft Bounces: Indicates a temporary issue in delivery and includes the following statuses:
- Attachment_reject
- Content_rejected
- General_bounce
- Mailbox_full
- Message_too_large
- Undetermined_bounce
- Soft Bounces: Indicates a temporary issue in delivery and includes the following statuses:
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- Complaint: Most email clients have a "Mark as Spam," button or something similar, which takes the message to the Spam folder and forwards it to the provider. Additionally, most e-mail service providers maintain an e-mail address (eg abuse@example.net) where users can forward spam and ask the provider to take steps to protect against such communications. In both cases, the user makes a complaint. This category includes the following statuses:
- Email_complaint
- Email_abuse
- Email_authentication_failure
- Email_fraud
- Email_marked_not_spam
- Email_spam_no_reason
- Email_contains_virus
- Not_sent: This category includes the following status:
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- Spam_control: Anti-Spam filter applied to meaning the multiple sending of the same message to the same recipient in a very short fraction of time not allowed.
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