Email activity: what your app sent
See every email your app has sent, and whether it arrived. Pick the last week, month or three months to see totals and a daily chart, filter the list to the ones that failed or bounced, and open any email to read exactly what went out and to whom. If your plan limits email, you see how close you are.
Where to enable it
Find it in your project editor. No code required.
Inside the editor, head to Noto.
Go to my appsRelated features
Transactional email
Email just works. Your app already sends sign-up codes, password resets and payment receipts, and any email your features need, like an order confirmation or a weekly summary, is added for you. There is no mail server to set up, and if your app speaks more than one language, each customer gets their emails in theirs. The Emails page shows what was sent and lets you put your brand on customer emails. If an address bounces, your app stops emailing it, marks that person on the Users page, and lets you send to them again once they fix it.
Customer email branding (every email your app sends)
Put your own brand on every email your app sends: receipts, subscription notices, refund confirmations, sign-in codes and your own messages. Set your sender name, logo, brand color, footer and reply-to address once, preview the result, and every email matches your look. Custom branding depends on your plan; without it, emails still send under your project name with a clean default design.
Usage & plan limits
The Usage page shows how much of your plan you are using in one place: app users, team seats, storage, emails, scheduled jobs, and how often your app reads and saves its data, each against its limit, with a heads-up when you are getting close. We also email you when you are getting close, and again if you reach a limit. People who already have an account keep signing in when you reach your user limit, and you have two weeks to upgrade before new sign-ups pause. Step back through earlier billing periods, and see which services slowed requests down in the last week. Charts of visits and sign-ups over time live on Analytics. If a bigger plan would lift a limit you are near, there is a button to upgrade right there. The limits themselves depend on your plan.