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Tom
September 2, 2017 7:15 amLove Evernote for both personal and work.
A feature I really hope is hidden somewhere that I’ve yet to discover would be the ability to see from inside my app that a note I have shared via email with someone (my boss) was received and or read. I send a lot of notes via email to my boss and I’d love to see a confirmation that he’s seen them.
If that is a function that is not available, then is there a way for me to see in my app that I’ve at least sent a particular note via email to him?
Thanks!
And for reasons I don’t understand, my boss refuses to use Evernote even though as a company we have the business membership.
Dr. Frank Buck
September 2, 2017 10:38 amTom, I don’t know of a way. I saw practically the same question asked on a forum, but there was no response to it. I just asked the question on a private Facebook group for Evernote Certified Consultants. I’ll let you know what feedback I get.
Tom
September 2, 2017 3:56 pmThanks.
Dr. Frank Buck
September 3, 2017 5:37 amTom, I checked, and there is not is not a way to do get confirmation that the email from Evernote was received. That would be a nice enhancement.
Tom
September 4, 2017 7:59 pmThanks for looking into this sir, perhaps it’s a feature that can be added one day.
Dr. Frank Buck
September 2, 2017 10:41 amIf you are sending straight from your email program and including a link (as opposed to sending the email from Evernote), there are a couple of things I can suggest. I use a free Chrome extension called “Hubspot Sales” that tracks when emails are opened. There is also a service called “Banana Tag” that works with both Gmail and Outlook.