Perhaps a new an “action tag” could be assigned to a contact which would indicate that no tracking is set. Other “action tags” might be created. The principle is modeled in Mailbutler automations.
One of my contacts is a listserv which goes out to 50 subscribers. I don't what to track the activity for all those subscribers, so I turn off the tracker when posting to the list.
Eli Camhi Hi! Thank you for your request! Could you share a bit more about the reasons or use cases where you'd want to disable tracking for certain recipients? Currently we also provide the following options, please see the screenshot attached.
Agreed. I would like to turn off email tracking at the Contact card level so I do not need to remember to manually turn it off when emailing a contact.
With the latest version v4609 we added the option to disable tracking on sent emails and links. Perhaps this new possibility could already benefit you. By default, we've set the expiration time to 3 months, but you can change how long you want to have emails or links tracked from your preferences. Professional+ and Business users can disable the tracking per message. You can read all about how this works in this article: https://help.mailbutler.io/help/how-do-i-limit-how-long-my-e…
Noortje: We can already disable tracking on individual messages by clicking the icon prior to sending. What I am requesting is that I be able to have tracking enabled, but all messages that go to a particular individual, or a particular mailing list will automatically not be tracked when sent. As I stated, some people may object to having incoming messages tracked and I want to be able to adhere to their request without having to remember to manually disable tracking on each message I send to them since I will undoubtedly forget one time or more. That is, can I construct a list of addresses, maybe using a field in my contacts list, whereby tracking is disabled for those on that list only, enabled for everybody else.
To add to this. Disable tracking by DOMAIN, not IP. We have workers all over the world and discarding tracking by IP is almost useless. if we could just disable tracking from anyone within our organization with @acme.com this would resolve the issue.