About this plugin
Log, monitor, search, and resend every email sent from your WordPress site. Quickly diagnose delivery issues, debug errors, and track history.
Never lose track of your WordPress emails again
Conobe Mail Logger records every email your WordPress website sends, giving you complete visibility into outgoing mail.
Whether you’re troubleshooting contact form submissions, WooCommerce order emails, password reset emails or membership notifications, you’ll always know exactly what was sent and whether WordPress encountered any errors.
Simply install and activate the plugin—logging starts immediately with no configuration required.
Features
- Logs every outgoing email
- View complete email content
- Inspect email headers
- View attachments
- Record send failures
- Search email history
- Resend any email
- View HTML and plain text versions
- Automatically starts logging after activation
- Lightweight with minimal performance impact
Why use Conobe Mail Logger?
Diagnose email delivery issues
Verify WooCommerce emails were generated
Confirm contact forms are sending
Audit emails sent from your website
Keep records for customer support
Reduce support time when emails go missing
What is logged?
• Subject
• Sender
• Recipient(s)
• CC / BCC
• Reply-To
• HTML body
• Plain text body
• Headers
• Attachments
• Date & time
• Error messages
• Optional server IP
Why aren’t my emails being sent?
Conobe Mail Logger records emails as they’re passed to WordPress for sending. This confirms that your website generated the email successfully and records any errors returned by WordPress or your mail provider. While successful logging doesn’t guarantee inbox delivery, it makes diagnosing email issues significantly easier.
Works with
Works seamlessly with:
• WooCommerce
• Contact Form 7
• WPForms
• Gravity Forms
• Fluent Forms
• Easy Digital Downloads
• LearnDash
• BuddyPress
• MemberPress
• The Events Calendar
…and virtually any plugin that uses the standard WordPress wp_mail() function.
Credits
This plugin is created and maintained by Conobe.