Track Emails: From Gmail, Outlook and other Email Clients. Notifications: When a tracked email is opened, you'll receive a notification showing who opened your email, where they opened it, what type of device was used and what operating system they used. Email Analytics & Reports: See comprehensive data on your open and click-through rates as well as where your emails are being viewed from and what devices they are being viewed on. Sync with your CRM: Select the CRM checkbox when you compose a message and Bananatag will automatically BCC your email to your CRM. Tracking as a Team: Our activity feed logs every email that is sent and keeps track of whether those emails have been opened or clicked.

Hiri was designed to help you manage your email like a pro. The filters our email client uses are named Actionable and FYI. Actionable filter is intended for emails that require your further attention and some kind of action. FYI filter is for informational emails that don’t require you to do anything but read them. Why are these filters important? Only 10% of the mails you receive every day are actionable! Easily make tasks by moving your emails in the To-do list. This way you will have your important emails that require some action, even more visible and properly organized. If an email requires the amount of work you cannot spare at the moment, set a reminder for it using Hiri. That way you will not forget about important stuff and miss deadlines. According to research, we check our email every 5 minutes! That’s 96 times a day! When you open Hiri, you will see how many emails you have received since last check together with the advice to wait a little bit longer. Hiri was made to boost your productivity and that sometimes mean not using Hiri as often as possible. If you’re not sure if the emails you are sending are short and precise enough, your colleagues have an option to anonymously rate your email and vice versa, with the help of Hiri. These ratings on Hiri include: inappropriate, too long, too many FYIs, not relevant to me, should have called/met, bad subject, and not clear.