MailSeen ‑ Email Tracking Pro

Develop by Shopify

$9.99-$49.99

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

Next Level Analytics - Unlimited Email Tracking

Email open tracking

Custom message delivery

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About MailSeen ‑ Email Tracking Pro

Launched Dec 03, 2024

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Description

Know if your order related emails are opened by your customers.

MailSeen will tell you if emails such as order confirmation, fulfilment confirmation etc. have been opened by your customers. In this way, if people reach out or you need to contact them, you know what information they already have. Moreover, you can use this flag in your marketing tools to deliver customised messages to people that have seen your email, which can give you an early indication of bounce rate, open rate, click rate, etc.

Tracking for order confirmation automated email
Tracking for fulfilment confirmation automated email
Tracking for out for delivery confirmation automated email
Tracking for delivered confirmation automated email

Pros

Provides detailed insights into which emails have been opened by customers
Allows businesses to customize follow-up messages based on customer interactions with emails
Tracks open rates for various types of confirmation emails, which can inform marketing strategies
Potentially improves communication efficiency by knowing the information that customers have already accessed

Cons

Potential privacy concerns as customers may not be aware that their email interactions are being tracked
Effectiveness heavily relies on the accuracy of tracking and the setup used by the business
May not be useful for businesses that do not engage in email-based marketing or customer interactions
Lacks offline tracking or interaction insights, limiting its scope solely to email interactions