Prompt

How do I inspect email delivery history?

Technology / Api platforms1 observationLast seen Sep 23, 2026

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Sep 23, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

To inspect email delivery history, the exact steps depend on the email provider or system you’re using. In general, you want to look for message logs, delivery reports, or audit logs.

Common places to check

  • Email admin console
    Look for sections like:
    • Mail flow
    • Message trace
    • Email logs
    • Delivery reports
    • Audit log
  • Email service APIs or dashboards
    If you send mail through a service like SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Postmark, etc., check:
    • Event logs
    • Webhook events
    • Suppression/bounce/complaint logs
  • Mail server logs
    If you run your own server, inspect:
    • SMTP logs
    • queue logs
    • bounce logs
    • deferred/retry logs

What to look for

  • Sent
  • Delivered
  • Deferred / queued
  • Bounced
  • Rejected
  • Spam / complained
  • Opened / clicked if tracking is enabled

Useful filters

  • Recipient address
  • Sender address
  • Date/time range
  • Message ID / transaction ID
  • Subject line

If you mean a specific platform

Tell me which one, and I can give exact steps, for example:

  • Gmail / Google Workspace
  • Outlook / Microsoft 365
  • SendGrid
  • Mailgun
  • Amazon SES
  • Postfix / Exim / Exchange

If you want, I can also show you how to inspect delivery history via command line, admin portal, or API.

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