PoliteMail Ideas

If you schedule a send for a date/time, THEN hit pre-flight test send, the pre-flight test send will not be delivered until the scheduled send time. This is correctable if you remove Schedule Send, then hit pre-flight test send. However, we think ...

With the new Outlook dropping support for COM add-ins, we would like to see the analytics integration feature implemented in PMO and PM365 so it can continue to be utilized.

If a Banner image is the first element in an email, Outlook shows the URL of the image in its preview text (screenshot attached.) We'd like the image URL to be ignored so it picks up the first line of actual text. Or, an optional field/setting (Se...

Similar to how SharePoint and Microsoft Office documents work. Allow for versioning so we can go back to previously saved versions.

Our results show a lot of [Image Link] links in our Link Details and we are not sure how to identify what they are. If we could name these [Image Links] it could help us in viewing the report and measuring engagement.

We've had some issues with Cached versions of inboxes utilizing Politemail dropping and showing sender addresses instead- we're hoping to see a future version that includes Masking functionality as such that, when a user enables tracking, Politema...

During a schedule send, it would be nice if after clicking Send, the screen says "Scheduling your send now" or something instead of "Sending in progress" as you worry it might be sending the email at that moment, instead of scheduling the email fo...

Althought the features of polite mails are good. I belive the moderate approval for email send to all employee or certain limit like above 20,000 user will be a good idea and i am very much intreasted to see it.

It would be easier to understand the Opens if the chart was a clustered bar vs stacked bar.

We send a lot of pre-flight test messages, most of which get 100 percent open and read rates. This is skewing our data for "real" message sends (and making it look like we're sending a higher volume of messages than we actually are). We'd like a w...