Monitoring Email Usage

Track your monthly email consumption to stay within limits and plan for growth.

Email Usage Overview

SupportRetriever tracks email usage:

  • Monthly Limit: Your plan's email allowance
  • Used: Emails sent this month
  • Remaining: Emails left in current period
  • Breakdown: Inbound vs outbound

Accessing Usage Data

View email usage in:

  1. Settings Page: Detailed usage section
  2. Statistics Page: Usage card
  3. Dashboard Menu: Quick view in dropdown

Usage Display

Email Usage
Monthly Limit 100 emails
Current Usage 45 / 100 emails
55 emails remaining
Usage Breakdown
Inbound
28
Outbound
17

Email Types

Inbound Emails

Messages received from customers:

  • Form submissions
  • Customer replies
  • Counted when received

Outbound Emails

Messages you send:

  • Support replies
  • Follow-up messages
  • Counted when sent

Usage Period

Email limits reset monthly:

  • Billing Period (Pro): Resets on billing cycle
  • Usage Period (Free): Resets monthly
  • Shown in usage display

Usage Warnings

75% Threshold

When you reach 75% of your limit:

  • Usage bar shows caution color
  • Monitor usage closely
  • Consider upgrading if needed

90% Threshold

When you reach 90% of your limit:

  • Upgrade prompt appears
  • Warning message displayed
  • Urgent action recommended
You're running low on emails
You've used 90% of your monthly limit. Upgrade to Pro for higher limits and never worry about running out.

Staying Within Limits

Monitor Regularly

  • Check usage weekly
  • Track trends
  • Plan ahead

Optimize Usage

  • Use saved replies efficiently
  • Consolidate responses when possible
  • Avoid unnecessary emails

Upgrade When Needed

  • Monitor growth trends
  • Upgrade before hitting limits
  • Consider Pro plan for higher limits

Understanding Limits

Free Plan

  • Typically 100 emails/month
  • Resets monthly
  • Upgrade available

Pro Plan

  • Higher email limits
  • Resets on billing cycle
  • More capacity for growth

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