Forward email is also known as Email Redirect. It is managed from the Sources page in the Marketing dashboard.
Forward email lets you send inbound contact emails to a unique LeadCenter address. This can include messages from website contact forms, marketplaces, referral platforms, seminar registration tools, and other sources.
LeadCenter reads each forwarded email, creates or matches a contact, and attributes it to the selected source.
leads-3qzekl67@oryxmail.com.
The contact is attributed to the source associated with the forward email address. The contact's Medium and Channel are set to Email Redirect automatically.
Before you begin, create at least one source. Sources are created using the Add source button in the header of the Sources page.
Each source or campaign can have one forward email address, and each address belongs to only one source or campaign.
The address is created immediately. There is no form to complete and nothing to save, and the page reloads with the message “Successfully generated the contact campaign email.”
The address then appears in the Forward email column with a copy icon; sources without one show a dash. Select the copy icon to copy it, and LeadCenter confirms with “E-mail copied successfully!”
Forward email addresses cannot be changed, regenerated, or removed from the interface. Email support@leadcenter.ai if an address needs to be changed.
Configure your email provider to forward the relevant messages to the address you copied:
Use a forwarding rule that matches only the messages you want LeadCenter to capture. For example, restrict the rule by sender or subject so unrelated messages are not forwarded.
Forwarding configured by your IT team at the mail-server level also works. LeadCenter can recognize its assigned address when the address appears in the To, Cc, or Bcc field.
You can also confirm attribution from the Sources page. The Active Contacts column for each source links directly to its contacts.
Standard forwarded emails capture the sender's name and email address. Phone numbers, mailing addresses, and other information in the message body require a custom email parser.
The full email is saved as a note on the contact and attributed to System. The note includes the From, To, and Subject information above the message body.
When the subject begins with Fwd: or FW:,
LeadCenter looks inside the message for the original sender. It uses that
person as the contact instead of the person who forwarded the message.
Messages from a mailer-daemon@ or postmaster@
address are ignored and do not create contacts.
Enterprise customers can request custom email parsers that capture specific information from the email body and place it in the appropriate contact fields. This can include:
LeadCenter supports custom parsing for several common contact vendors and seminar platforms. Email support@leadcenter.ai to ask whether a vendor is supported or to request a custom parser.
Yes. LeadCenter checks for an existing contact with an email address matching the sender. This includes primary and secondary email addresses.
If a custom parser captures a phone number, LeadCenter also uses that information when checking for a match. When an existing contact is found, the email is added as a note instead of creating a duplicate.
Team members with contact notifications enabled receive a “New message from...” email and a push notification linking to the contact.
No. LeadCenter captures only the text and HTML content of the email. Information contained only in a PDF, spreadsheet, or other attachment is not captured. When possible, configure the sending platform to include contact details in the email body.
Email providers generally protect against forwarding loops. Configure the rule to forward outside your domain and only to the assigned LeadCenter address.
No. Each address is tied to one source or campaign. Generate a separate address for every campaign you want to track independently.
Not from the interface. Email support@leadcenter.ai.
Standard parsing captures the sender's name and email address only. Anything else requires a custom parser, available to Enterprise customers.
If the message has a Fwd: or FW: subject, LeadCenter
looks for the original sender in the message body. If the original sender
cannot be identified, the contact is created using the no-reply address. A
custom parser can capture the correct email address from a supported message
format.
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