OPENDOT GUIDE
Email open tracking can help you stop guessing about message engagement. OpenDot records open events for tracked Gmail messages and turns them into useful context for follow-up.
Most email-open tracking systems place a unique remote image in the message. When an email client loads that image, the system can record an event. OpenDot then surfaces engagement data such as open activity in its workflow.
Some email clients block images. Others pre-load or proxy them. Security and privacy systems can also fetch remote resources automatically. Because of this, an open event should be treated as an engagement indicator, not a legal or factual confirmation that a person read the message.
The best use of open tracking is to improve timing and prioritisation. If a proposal is opened repeatedly, it may be a good time for a helpful follow-up. If there are no signals, you may choose a different subject line or another communication channel.
A link click or reply usually provides stronger context than an open alone. OpenDot Pro adds link intelligence so you can evaluate multiple engagement signals together.
FAQ
An open is an event recorded when the email tracking resource is loaded.
Privacy and proxy features in modern email clients can affect open data, which is why OpenDot treats it as an indicator.
OpenDot can show recorded open activity and counts for tracked messages.
A click often signals more active engagement than an open, although all tracking data should be interpreted in context.
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