Email Non-Recipient Report

Last Update: September 27th, 2023

  1. Open the Administration menu in the leftside navigation bar
  2. Select Email Blasts
  3. Click Export Email List in the upper right of the page
    1. Click Basic Service or Constant Contact if you are a subscriber
  1. Choose By Account
  2. You can leave all selections blank unless there is a certain filter you need to apply for the non-recipient list you are seeking
  1. Enter a label for your report into the subject field (see example)
  2. Select General to see the non-recipients of General email blasts, or select Cancellations to see the non-recipients of your cancellation blasts
  3. Enter text into the message body--no message will actually be sent
  4. Be sure to scroll down to click the Continue button at the bottom of the page
  1. Click View Recipients to see all households on the accepted list
  2. Click View Non-Recipients to see all households who either opted out or are non-active
  1. The resulting report will show you
    1. Households who are opted-in/out of General Email Blasts
    2. Households who are opted-in/out of Cancellation Email Blasts
    3. Households who are active/inactive due to email carrier bouncebacks or MyRec status changes
      1. These are often the households that departments will contact directly from their department email since the customer's email provider has possibly blocked or blacklisted MyRec emails
  2. Note how to interpret the report details
    1. This household didn't receive your general email blast because they have opted out of general blasts
      1. They are currently active status
    2. This household opted in to both general and cancellation email blasts, but they are a non-recipient because their status is inactive
      1. If a household status should be active but is not, you can contact those inactive households to ask questions about spam/junk folders, whitelisting the email blasts, verifying the email address or other helpful questions to determine the cause of the bouncebacks
      2. You can go into the household account page and update their status to active, but if the customer hasn't resolved why their email provider is blocking the MyRec email blasts, the customer status will return to inactive after three failed attempts