Message IDs are not user-friendly
"Did the password reset email arrive?" — support has to search by message ID, not by user or event type.
Every transactional email linked to the domain event that triggered it. Delivery status, template used, provider response — all in one place.
"Did the password reset email arrive?" — support has to search by message ID, not by user or event type.
Provider logs show that a message was sent. They do not tell you that it was triggered by user.password_reset_requested for user 4821.
Many providers retain logs for 7–30 days. Compliance and support needs often require longer.
When a template is updated, there is no record of which version was rendered for which delivery.
Find every email sent to a specific user, or every delivery triggered by a specific event type — without parsing provider exports.
Event received → rule matched → template selected → provider called → delivery status. Every step visible per log entry.
Each log entry records which template version was rendered. Roll back a template and know exactly which deliveries used the old version.
Longer log retention on higher-tier plans for compliance and debugging.
Stop digging through provider logs. See every email in context with the event that triggered it.