Feature Requests

Instantly has account analytics, not just campaign analytics. This is very useful to troubleshoot deliverability issues with a particular account.

The ability to have universal sequences, where changes within the sequence (copy, options) are propagated across all campaigns where this universal sequence is in use. This would save a lot of work editing existing sequences / subsequences across different campaigns.

a Button in the Overall Analytics to select not only days to be shown but also weeks and month, to see week on week, month on month changes.

a reply rate in percentage statistics for each day / week / month would be very helpful, to track fluctuations. Together with the ability to change between day/week/month view: https://reachinbox.canny.io/features/p/option-to-condense-statistics-into-week-month

It would be useful to be able to assign multiple different account signatures to an email account, which would streamline the use of different signatures across campaigns.

Being able to use the api to forward emails of interested leads to a specific email (for example, my clients main email).

When switching workspaces, 1) add a search bar, 2) organize alphabetically >>> would make it faster/more efficient to find correct workspace

start detecting website visitors (first name, last name, business email, company, seniority level/title, phone, Linkedin)

Introducing "Deliverability Insights," an advanced feature within ReachInbox that provides users with comprehensive checks and insights to optimize email deliverability. This functionality includes domain blacklist checks, IP blacklist checks, and inbox placement monitoring. Users receive notifications for any issues, ensuring proactive management of deliverability challenges. Benefits : Proactive Issue Resolution Optimized Inbox Placement Reputation Management Improved Campaign Performance

It'd be very helpful to have account based analytics. Basuc stats per Account: of Emails sent of opens % of opens of clicks % of clicks of replies % of replies This helps to identify underperforming accounts or domains. This does not have to be by campaign, rather overall as its mainly to measure account health. I've seen it many times that accounts have health scores of 100 but one account gets 1 reply while other accounts on avg get 10 replies. This is a solid indication that emails go to spam or other deliverability issues.