FooEmail

Record outgoing emails sent through WordPress, including FooEvents tickets, WooCommerce notifications and messages from compatible plugins and themes.

Replace default WordPress mail delivery with an authenticated SMTP server using your host, port, username and password.

Send WordPress and FooEvents emails through Brevo’s transactional HTTP API using a configured API key.

See whether each email attempt was accepted or rejected by WordPress or the configured delivery provider. A sent status confirms acceptance, not inbox delivery.

View WordPress and provider error messages together with supporting transport details that help explain why an email could not be sent.

Search by recipient or subject and switch between All, Sent and Failed views to locate customer and ticket emails quickly.

See which plugin, theme or MU plugin initiated an email, where detectable, and whether it used WordPress mail, SMTP or Brevo.

Inspect recipients, sender information, subject lines, timestamps, headers, request IP, originating plugin and delivery transport for each attempt.

Preview stored email content from the WordPress dashboard in a sandboxed frame. Email-content logging must be enabled.

Resend a logged email directly after correcting a configuration issue or changing the selected delivery method.

Select and resend multiple logged emails together, making it easier to recover from a temporary sending failure.

Reuse available recipients, subject, stored body, From and Reply-To details, CC and BCC headers, original headers and attachment paths when resending.

Each resend creates a new log entry linked to the original message, giving support teams a clear record of every attempt.

Follow created, sent, failed, resent and failed-resend events in a newest-first history from the email detail panel.

Filter by the originating plugin or theme and sort by subject, recipient, sender, error, status or sending date.

When SMTP or Brevo is selected, automatically replace WordPress’s generic wordpress@domain sender address with the configured sender identity.

Send a custom test message using the currently selected delivery method and see the result in both the notice and email log.

Delete old records automatically using a configurable retention period measured in days, weeks, months or years.

Set a maximum total number of records to prevent the email log from growing without control.

Receive an email notice after automated retention removes records, when a notification recipient has been configured.

Receive a warning when the log exceeds a configured size, limited to one notice per day while it remains over the threshold.

Maintain separate email-log tables for each site, support network activation and clean up records when a site is deleted.

User-facing FooEmail strings use standard WordPress localization functions in preparation for translated interfaces.