How to See the Status of an Email Sent to a Student?

Modified on Mon, 15 Jun at 8:41 AM

CPR Enroll+ logs every email sent from the platform and records its delivery status. This lets you confirm that a student received their enrollment confirmation, class reminder, or other communication — and investigate if they claim they never got it.

Finding Email Delivery Status

From the sidebar, go to Reports > Communication History.

The report opens on the Email History tab. Use the Select Status dropdown to filter by delivery outcome. Each row in the table represents one email sent, showing the recipient, subject, email type, send time, and delivery status.

Delivery Statuses Explained

  • Delivered — the email reached the recipient’s inbox.

  • Bounce — the email could not be delivered (invalid address or full inbox).

  • Soft Bounce — temporary delivery failure; the system may retry.

  • Spam — the email was flagged or delivered to the spam folder.

  • Unsub — the recipient unsubscribed from this email type.

  • Reject — the email was rejected before delivery.

  • Open — the recipient opened the email.

  • Click — the recipient clicked a link in the email.


Viewing the Full Email Content

Click View Email on any row to see the exact email content that was sent, including all enrollment details. This is useful when a student claims their email had incorrect information.

Filtering by Student or Email Type

Use the filter controls to search for a specific student’s emails by name or email address, or to narrow by email type (for example, to see all Enrollment Confirmation emails sent during a specific date range).

ℹ  The “Email Confirmed” column in People > Students shows something different — whether a student has confirmed their CPR Enroll+ account, not email delivery. See “Using the Email Confirmed Column.”


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