MailGlyph can track two engagement signals:Documentation Index
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- Click tracking: records when a recipient clicks a link.
- Open tracking: records when the email client loads a tracking pixel.
Quick setup
Use these exact steps in the dashboard:Open your domain settings
In MailGlyph, go to Domains and click the domain you send from.If you have not added a domain yet, start with Verifying Domains.
Decide on Open Tracking
Toggle Open Tracking:
- Disabled: tracks clicks only
- Enabled: tracks clicks + opens
Default behavior for new domains
New domains start with:- Tracking settings:
Marketing only - Open tracking:
Disabled
What each option means
Tracking settings options
| Option | Human-friendly meaning |
|---|---|
| All emails | Track engagement for both transactional and marketing traffic |
| Marketing only | Track only campaigns/marketing emails |
| No tracking | Disable open and click tracking for this domain |
Open tracking toggle
- Enabled: tracked emails emit
email.openandemail.click - Disabled: tracked emails emit
email.clickonly (no pixel)
If tracking settings is set to
No tracking, open/click events are disabled regardless of the open tracking toggle.Recommendation by email type
- Transactional email: keep Open Tracking disabled unless you have a strong reason.
- Marketing email: click tracking is usually safe to keep enabled; open tracking depends on your reporting needs.
How to confirm tracking is working
- Send a test email from the domain you configured.
- Open it and click a link.
- Check campaign/reporting views for engagement data, or forward events to your system via Webhooks.
Important limitations
- Open tracking depends on image loading and can under/over-count in some clients.
- Click tracking depends on link rewriting and can be affected by client/security tools.
- Treat open data as directional, not exact.

