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Hot Conversations Alert

When you install Mailsuite, you can see each email’s full tracking history directly in your Gmail inbox. In addition to notifying you when someone opens your email, you can also enable Mailsuite’s hot conversation alerts. These alerts tell you when your email has been opened multiple times within a short amount of time.

This is what a hot conversation alert looks like in your inbox:

How to enable hot conversation alerts

Enabling hot conversation alerts is simple. All you need to do is follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to your Mailsuite Dashboard
  2. In the left menu, click Settings and Privacy > Notifications
  3. Check the box next to if email’s opened many times

How to disable hot conversation alerts

To disable hot conversation alerts, you have two options. The first is to follow the steps above and simply uncheck the box next to if email’s opened many times. You can also disable hot conversation alerts directly from your Gmail inbox. Here’s how:

  1. Navigate to your Gmail inbox
  2. Open the hot conversation alert email
  3. Click turn off hot conversations to disable hot conversation alerts for that specific email

Why hot conversation alerts are helpful

If you receive a hot conversation alert for an email you sent, it could mean a few different things:

  1. The recipient is very interested in your message. This could be an indication that you should continue your conversation with them, especially if you sent a project proposal, a quote for your services, or a cold email promoting your business.
  2. The recipient forwarded your message. Mailsuite (like most other popular email trackers) is unable to tell you if a recipient forwarded your email. However, when you receive a hot conversation alert that shows a lot of email opens within a short period, this could mean they forwarded your email to friends or colleagues.

Other Mailsuite alerts you can use

Mailsuite allows you to enable different alerts types so you can stay up-to-date on how recipients interact with your emails. These alert types include: