I'd like to filter out the contact that has been issued an unsubscribe request in the previous marketing bulk email. Howerver, I've no idea how to use the existing objects to filter in the folder setup page. Please kindly help.
Hi, Thanks for your help, anyway to know which click part in the email content the audience click in the result? Say, if there are two click parts in the edm, One is interested in "A" product, the other is "B" product, how to use filter to know who is the contact interested in "A" product" ?
Unfortunately, there is no way to filter and group contacts by clicking on a specific link. However, we have registered a request for the responsible R&D team to implement this feature in future versions of our app.
I'm having an issue with our Creatio bulk emails where we are getting a lot of clicks from spam checkers on our emails, this includes them clicking the unsubscribe link on the emails which then stops the users from being sent future emails.
Is there a way to ignore spam bot clicks or a way for us to add an unsubscribe confirmation instead of it being one click?
In this situation, unfortunately, we are dependent on email providers. The email providers also receive these clicks from email services, and most of them have spam filters set up to click all the links in the emails.
If you use ElasticEmail then this email provider has the ability to filter responses with clicks from specific IPs. If you are interested in this please contact Creatio support team using support@creatio.com and provide us more details so we could help.
Also our team is working on adding functionality to solve this issue on our end.
You won't be able to catch the response on the bulk email using the signal process element (since this data is added to the database directly) however you can create a process with the timer that will review the "Response in Email" object and check if a new "Unsubscribe" response was added. You can create a time parameter and use it as a filtration condition (in the "Created On" field). So you can run this process once per hour, read the collection of records in the process (from the "Response in Email" object) and use this data.
You won't be able to catch the response on the bulk email using the signal process element (since this data is added to the database directly) however you can create a process with the timer that will review the "Response in Email" object and check if a new "Unsubscribe" response was added. You can create a time parameter and use it as a filtration condition (in the "Created On" field). So you can run this process once per hour, read the collection of records in the process (from the "Response in Email" object) and use this data.
