Replies are emails sent from your contacts in response to your messages. Depending on the nature of your message, replies can be an important metric. For instance, a personalized message sent from your sales team should solicit email replies. Also, message replies sometimes get caught in spam filters or junk folders. By aggregating replies, we ensure that you have easy access to messages from your contacts. On the All Replies page, you can view all of the replies that you have received. In order to track replies, you need to Enable Sender Authentication when sending your message. Enabling Sender Authentication automatically encodes your message with SenderID and DomainKeys/DKIM. To enable Sender Authentication, click the enable Enable Sender Authentication checkbox when you are sending your message. If you are sending personalized messages or if you are sending B2C marketing email, then you should certainly consider using DomainKeys. For more information on configuring the replies settings in your account, see Configuring The Reply Settings in help.
The All Replies table contains the replies you have received and all the information associated with them. Each of the columns in the table is described below.
Type Column
The type column indicates what type of reply you have received. Replies are given a type of:
Subject
The subject column displays the subject line for the message reply.
Status
The status indicates if the contact who sent the reply is subscribed to one of your lists, or is invalid. A contact can have a status of:
From
The From column indicates the from name used for the message reply.
Received
The received column shows you when the message reply was received.
For the replies that appear on the All Replies table, you can click Delete to delete replies that you do not need to keep, or click Unsubscribe and Delete to unsubscribe and delete contacts that have requested to be unsubscribed and who no longer need to be in your account.
You can export your replies to a .CSV file from the All Replies Page.
All of the available columns on a table are shown by default. You can hide columns to only display the data you need.
In order to track replies, you need to Enable Sender Authentication when sending your message. Enabling Sender Authentication automatically encodes your message with SenderID and DomainKeys/DKIM. To enable Sender Authentication, click the enable Enable Sender Authentication checkbox when you are sending your message.