Viewing Email Logs

Viewing Email Logs

We keep a history of all emails sent through CustomBooks™ and you have access of these historical records if you need them.    On your dashboard, click Email Logs (see figure 1, on the far right)  and then click the Data button in the middle (see figure 2).   Use the search box to find the specific email you are looking for.    You may use the document number or email address to search through the records.


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