This article explains how to check the delivery status of a List Email (also known as a mass email or bulk email) that has been sent from Salesforce. You can view whether the email was successfully sent, cancelled, or is still in draft. You can also generate an HTML Email Status Report to track how many times recipients have opened the email after it was successfully sent.
After sending a List Email in Salesforce, you can confirm its delivery status through the List Email object. If the email was sent successfully, you can optionally generate an HTML Email Status Report to view engagement metrics such as email open rates.
Use the following steps to determine whether your List Email was sent successfully, cancelled, or is still in draft:
If the List Email was sent successfully and you want to see how many times recipients opened the email, you can generate an HTML Email Status Report:
Note: HTML Email tracking must be enabled in your Salesforce org for open rate data to appear in the report. See the additional resources below for steps to enable HTML email tracking.
Enable HTML email tracking in Salesforce
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