Setting Privacy & Logging Levels
As a high-level overview, all the data related to your emails are kept for 7 days and then automatically deleted. Their main and only purpose is to provide you with more details when you reach out to us about a technical delivery issue. We will never read, alter or share your data with anyone else. For more information about our logging policy, please look here.
We offer the ability to adjust your logging settings to suit your needs and provide a balance between privacy and convenience.
To reach your ImprovMX Privacy settings, from your Dashboard, navigate to the Account Info > Privacy screen.
From here you can select the level of information we collect from your account.

There are three Logging options available, summarised below.
Lowest log data
Just the legal requirement
Note that if you decide to opt for this setting, we might not be able to help you should you encounter any issue with your email forwarding.
Here's what we will save for 7 days:
- Client's IP, reverse
- Hostname value provided in the HELO/EHLO command
- Return path email (to handle bounces)
- Date and time
- Duration of the transaction
- Size of the email
- Server name
- Status (Delivered, Bounce, etc)
- Response code
- Duration
- Attempts
- Next retry
Intermediate log data
Save email metadata
Same as Lowest log data, but we will also save additional details related to the email for 7 days:
- Subject
- Message ID
- From
- Recipient
- Forwarded to
Highest log data
Save undelivered email content
Same as Intermediate log data but we will also save rejected emails on our server when we fail to deliver them for 7 days. This gives you the possibility of downloading a copy of failed messages and will also help you to troubleshoot why the email wasn't delivered. This happens in case of:
- Temporary failure (e.g. DNS failure)
- SpamAssassin failure

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Still unclear? Watch a step-by-step video
Andy, a happy user from ImprovMX, has recorded a step-by-step video to explain how to set up your business email alias.