What is Email Recovery Automation?
Email Recovery Automation continuously monitors the results of your Email Placement Tests and automatically takes action when deliverability issues are detected.
For example, if inbox placement drops below your defined threshold, PlusVibe can:
Pause campaign sending
Reduce warm-up volume
Adjust warm-up reply rates
Keep accounts in recovery mode for a specific duration
Restore original settings automatically after recovery
This helps prevent further reputation damage and gives inboxes time to recover before resuming normal sending activity.
How It Works
Step 1: Create a Trigger
The trigger defines when the automation should activate.
Currently, you can trigger automation based on:
Inbox Rate — Last Test
Uses the result of the most recent placement test.
Best for users who want the fastest response to deliverability issues.
Inbox Rate — Average of Last 2 Tests
Uses the average inbox placement rate across the last two tests.
Helps reduce false alarms caused by a single poor test and is recommended for most users.
Inbox Rate — Average of Last 3 Tests
Uses the average inbox placement rate across the last three tests.
Provides the most stable measurement and helps avoid triggering recovery actions due to temporary fluctuations.
Threshold Percentage
The threshold percentage can be configured manually to determine when the automation should trigger.
For example, if the threshold is set to 70%, the automation will activate whenever the selected inbox rate metric falls below 70%.
Step 2: Configure the Recovery Phase
The recovery phase determines what actions PlusVibe should take once the trigger condition is met.
Example settings:
Campaign Daily Limit: 0 emails/day (pauses campaign sending)
Warm-up Daily Limit: 7 emails/day
Warm-up Reply Rate: 55%
Recovery Duration: 1 day
During the recovery period, PlusVibe applies these temporary settings to help stabilize inbox reputation.
Recovery Duration
You can define how long the recovery phase should remain active.
Example:
Recovery lasts 1 day
After the recovery period ends, PlusVibe will move to the post-recovery settings you selected.
After Recovery Options
Revert to Original
Restores the inbox settings that existed before recovery started.
This includes:
Campaign daily limits
Warm-up limits
Warm-up reply rates
This option is ideal when you want inboxes to automatically return to their previous configuration after recovery.
Customized setup
Instead of restoring previous settings, you can define a new set of campaign and warm-up settings that should be applied once recovery completes.
Use this option when you want a more gradual return to normal sending volume.
Apply Action To
Email Placement Tests typically test a sample of inboxes. This section determines how broadly the recovery action should be applied.
Sample Accounts in This Placement Test Only
Only the inboxes that participated in the placement test will receive the recovery action.
Best for: Conservative testing and minimizing impact.
All Accounts on the Same Domains as the Test
Applies recovery actions to every inbox that shares the same sending domain as any inbox included in the placement test.
Example:
If the test includes:
Then all inboxes using acme.com can receive the recovery action.
Best for: Domain-wide protection when deliverability issues likely affect the entire domain.
By Tag
Applies recovery actions to all inboxes assigned to selected tags.
Example:
US Team
SDR Team
Client A
Best for: Managing groups of inboxes across multiple domains.
By Provider
Applies recovery actions to inboxes connected to selected providers.
Examples:
Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
Zoho
Best for: Responding to provider-specific deliverability issues.
Action Summary
The Action Summary provides a preview of exactly what will happen when the automation is triggered.
Example:
For all accounts on the same domains as the test, when inbox placement falls below 70%, campaign sending will be paused, warm-up will be reduced to 7 emails/day with a 55% reply rate for 1 day, and original settings will be restored afterward.
Important: Always review the Action Summary before saving your automation.
Best Practices
For New Domains
Use more aggressive protection settings:
Campaign limit: 0/day
Warm-up: 5–10/day
Recovery duration: 1–3 days
This minimizes risk while the domain is building reputation.
For Established Domains
Use moderate recovery settings:
Reduce campaign volume rather than fully pausing
Maintain warm-up activity
Use shorter recovery periods
This helps maintain sending momentum while addressing deliverability concerns.





