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Follow the mailstream without treating it as a result.

Sendvo Delivery Tracking shows available production and mailstream events for submitted direct mail so teams can review campaign status from one workflow.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Delivery Tracking Product demonstration
01 Submitted
02 Production status
03 Mailstream status
04 Campaign record

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Use Delivery Tracking after campaign submission to follow available processing and mailstream status.

The capability stays connected to the wider Automation path, related product decisions, and campaign pricing.

Make the next campaign decision reviewable.

01

Keep campaign context

Connect available status to the campaign and submitted mail records.

02

Review the event sequence

Follow production and mailstream events as they become available.

03

Use clear limits

Separate processing and delivery status from recipient engagement or campaign response.

Move from input to review without losing context.

Each step stays part of the same campaign path so the team can review what entered the workflow and what moves next.

  1. 01 Submitted
  2. 02 Production status
  3. 03 Mailstream status
  4. 04 Campaign record

Sendvo supports the workflow. Your team owns the decision.

Tracking events describe available production and mailstream status. They do not prove that a recipient viewed, read, or responded to the mail. They do not guarantee a delivery event, an in-home date, or a campaign result.

Questions to resolve before you start.

What can direct mail delivery tracking show?

It can show available production and mailstream events connected to submitted campaign records.

Does a delivery event prove that someone read the mail?

No. A mailstream event does not prove recipient view, response, attribution, or campaign impact.

Is an in-home date guaranteed?

No. Timing depends on production, USPS operations, destination, address quality, weather, and other mailstream conditions.

Follow the mailstream without treating it as a result.

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