Inactivate Email Automation:

Gabe Kubanda
Gabe Kubanda Member Posts: 2
edited June 2022 in Ideas and Product Feedback #1

 When sending out bulk emails (or one by one, for that matter), it seems there should be an easy way for Pipedrive to know when bouncebacks come in, and to be able to update a contact's email to reflect that A: they are out of office, or B: it's undeliverable permanently, especially if they don't work there anymore.  Anyone feel the same?

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  • Mike van der Valk
    Mike van der Valk Product Manager Posts: 3,238
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    edited February 2022 #2

    Hi @Gabe Kubanda 

    Haven't seen that before but interesting suggestion. I'll make our team aware of your suggestion. What do you do now? Do you update the contact manually on bouncebacks?

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    edited February 2021 #3
    Mike van der Valk said:

    Hi @Gabe Kubanda 

    Haven't seen that before but interesting suggestion. I'll make our team aware of your suggestion. What do you do now? Do you update the contact manually on bouncebacks?

    Awesome!  Well, we deal with concert booking for the military, universities, as well as scheduling music industry webinars and workshops for school music programs.  So, there's obviously a massive turnover when you're looking at military personnel changing positions, rotating to other facilities, college activities board students graduating, and school teacher rollover, or retiring.  So, anytime we schedule a bulk email, or are reaching out, there's a good chance that many emails are no longer used, and my "hack" is either to update email addresses, or add a new field at the person level, and change that to "inactive", both are manual, and time-consuming.   But just as we get a bunch of bounceback emails, or postmaster "Delivery has failed" emails, I'm sure pipedrive would be able to understand what those are, and qualify them as inactive, and add an activity saying "email inactive" or something.

  • Mike van der Valk
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    edited February 2021 #4
    Mike van der Valk said:

    Hi @Gabe Kubanda 

    Haven't seen that before but interesting suggestion. I'll make our team aware of your suggestion. What do you do now? Do you update the contact manually on bouncebacks?

    Thanks for your response @Gabe Kubanda passing it on to the team ;) 

  • Mark Pinnes
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    Hi @Mike van der Valk - any update on this one? I too think it would a super helpful feature.

  • PeterDurovic
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    Hello @Mike van der Valk piggybacking on the others to see if this viable?

  • Mike van der Valk
    Mike van der Valk Product Manager Posts: 3,238
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    #7

    Hi @Mark Pinnes and @PeterDurovic It's been a while so I am going to ask my colleagues to take a look at this request again. At the moment I am not seeing this on our roadmap but I'm not working on the automation and email areas myself so can't know what's still in the pipeline.

    I'll ask them to take a serious look at this, thanks for writing 🙏🏻

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