Give Customer Service the Power to Resend Emails—Without Application Access
Resolve email requests in seconds. Not hours
When a customer says, “I never received the email, could you send it again?”, resolving that simple request can become surprisingly complicated.
The original email may have been generated by an ERP, CRM, e-commerce platform, or another business application. Customer service teams often don’t have access to these systems. And they shouldn’t need it just to resend a message.
Quickly find a previously sent transactional email, preview it, and resend it directly from the Retarus administration portal. Without accessing the application that originally generated the email.
Resolve requests on the first contact.
Turn a frustrating customer interaction into a fast resolution
For customer service teams, every unnecessary escalation adds time and cost. Trace & Recover puts the ability to resolve common email requests directly in the hands of the people speaking with your customers. Resolved in a matter of a few clicks.
No ticket to IT. No request to an application specialist. No need to navigate a complex back-office system.
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Fewer handoffs. Faster answers. Happier customers.
No need for access to the originating application
Trace & Recover separates the resend process from the application that originally generated the email.
Whether the original message came from an ERP, CRM, e-commerce platform, or another business application, agents can work through the Retarus administration portal rather than requiring access to the underlying system.
This is particularly valuable in complex application environments where:
- Customer service employees don't have application access
- Different teams manage different business systems
- Application workflows are too complex for occasional users
- Access rights are deliberately restricted
Find the right email quickly
That means agents don't have to guess which message to send or ask another team to find it.
Correct the recipient when necessary
With the appropriate permissions, agents can edit the recipient address before resending the message. Additional recipients can also be selected from those associated with the original email.
Keep the process controlled
This allows organizations to give customer service teams the capabilities they need while maintaining appropriate access controls.
Make email resending a customer service capability, not an IT task.
Imagine a customer calling about a missing:
- Order confirmation
- Invoice
- Shipping notification
- Account document
- Registration email
- Service notification
- Other transactional communication
Instead of saying “We'll have someone look into that and get back to you,” your agent can often resolve the request while the customer is still on the phone.
Reduce escalations. Shorten resolution times.
Every unnecessary handoff creates friction for your customers and your employees.
Give authorized customer service and contact center teams direct access to the emails they need to recover.
- Decrease customer wait time: agents can act during the initial interaction.
- Reduce internal escalations: fewer requests to IT or application specialists.
- Minimize operational complexity: no need to reproduce an application workflow simply to resend an email.
Remove customer frustration
How Trace & Recover works
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FAQs
Why put customer service in control of the resend?
Your customers shouldn't have to wait for an IT team to resend an email. Customer satisfaction can erode with every second they wait. Resolving their requests quickly, in a matter of seconds, means happier customers. Furthermore, resending emails without needing access to originating applications creates a smoother customer experience, more efficient support operations, and fewer unnecessary application dependencies.