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How To Use The Email Deliverability Report

Track whether your job notification emails were successfully sent to your customer

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Written by Darryl Tan

The Email Deliverability Report helps you track whether your job notification emails were successfully sent to your customers. This helps you confirm what happened to a customer's notification instead of guessing when they say "I was never notified."

Note: This feature must be enabled by the Detrack support team. Please contact support to request access.


Accessing The Email Deliverability Report

Navigate to Reports > Email Deliverability in the left sidebar.


Email Notification Log

The report tracks email notifications sent for each job's driver milestones.

Summary Cards

At the top of the log, three summary cards provide an overview:

  • Total Emails - The total number of delivery notification emails sent

  • Successful Emails - Emails that were delivered successfully (with percentage)

  • Failed Emails - Emails that failed to deliver (with percentage)

Log Table

The log table shows every delivery notification email sent, including:

  • Email - The recipient's email address

  • Date - When the email was sent

  • Detrack DO Number - The associated delivery order

  • Job Milestones - Which job event triggered the notification:

    • Info received

    • Scheduled

    • Out for delivery

    • Heading to

    • Arrived

    • Picked up

    • Completed

    • Partially completed

    • Failed

  • Status - Whether the email was Successful or Failed


Using Filters

Click the Filter button in the top-right to narrow down the results by date, job milestone, or status.


Things To Note

  • Email deliverability tracking is off by default and must be enabled per organization

  • Only customer delivery/collection notifications are tracked

  • Recipient email addresses are retained for 90 days

  • Status updates are processed every 30 minutes, so emails that have been just sent may show up as Pending

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