How Do I Find Who Received My Bulk Email or Campaign?

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Short answer: First confirm whether you selected the full list or only the current page. If you checked the page checkbox but did not click Select all [total] records, Brokerkit sends only the contacts visible on that page (10, 25, 50, or 100 depending on your page size). To send to everyone in the filtered list, click Select all [total] records before Send Email. After sending, use the Notification Center, the Engagement filter, and a few contact profiles under the Email tab/activity timeline to confirm the email appears and see statuses. For campaigns, you can also use the Campaigns filter or check the Campaign Reporting tab. The Last Activity filter will NOT work for bulk/campaign emails — it only tracks individual emails, texts, calls, and notes.

If you sent an email to hundreds or thousands of contacts and need to verify it went out or find who received it — without knowing individual names — use these methods based on how you sent it:

If you sent via a Smart Campaign:

Go to Campaigns in the left sidebar and find your campaign by name
Click the Reporting tab to see aggregate stats (enrolled, sent, opened, clicked)
Use the Campaigns filter in Advanced Search to see all contacts enrolled in that campaign
Use the Engagement filter → Email Opens or Email Clicks with a time period to find everyone who engaged

If you sent as a Bulk/Blast Email:

Confirm the selection scope. The header checkbox selects only the contacts currently visible on the page. If the page size is 10, 25, 50, or 100 and you do not click Select all [total] records, the bulk email goes only to that visible page selection.
If you meant to email everyone in the filtered list, click Select all [total] records before clicking Send Email.
Check the Notification Center (bell icon, top right) for send confirmations from your bulk send.
Open a few contacts from the intended recipient list and look under the Email tab/activity timeline to confirm the email appears and see its status.
Use the Engagement filter in Advanced Search:
- Select Email Opens or Email Clicks to find everyone who opened or clicked your email
- Set the time period to match when you sent the email (e.g., 7 days if sent this week)
Note: Bulk email recipients cannot be found via the Last Activity filter because bulk emails don't update the Last Activity date

If you sent individual 1-on-1 emails:

Use the Last Activity filter with a date range matching when you sent the emails
Individual emails sent from a contact profile DO update the Last Activity date

For text messages (all types):

Texts (individual, bulk, and campaign) DO update the Last Activity date
Use the Last Activity filter with a date range, OR
Use the Engagement filter → Text Replies to find contacts who responded

Why doesn't the Last Activity filter show my bulk email recipients?

Bulk and campaign emails are deliberately excluded from the Last Activity date. If they were included, sending a blast to 4,000 contacts would set everyone's Last Activity to the same timestamp, making the filter useless for tracking meaningful 1-on-1 interactions. Instead, use the Engagement filter (which tracks opens, clicks, and replies) or the Campaigns filter.

Note on the Engagement filter: The Engagement filter shows contacts who opened or clicked — not everyone who received the email. Some recipients may have received it but not opened it yet. To spot-check whether a specific contact was included, open that contact profile and review the Email tab/activity timeline. To see overall delivery stats (sent, delivered, bounced), check the Campaign Reporting tab for campaigns, or the Notification Center for bulk sends.

💡 Tip: If you run the same engagement query often — for example, "everyone who opened my last bulk email" — save it as a Saved Search so you don't have to rebuild the filter every time. See Segmenting your Data with Advanced Search/Filter for how to save and reuse searches.