The current interface for Remaining / Deleting Tags on the main Contacts page is HORRIBLE.  Scrolling and highlighting entries in a drop down is inefficient, slow, and confusing.   Should be able to easily pull up a complete list of tags in tabular view, like we can for Lists. ... View more

Rather than having to review each campaign one at a time to look at bounces, this data should be available on a Contact basis -- it is the email address that is the source of the bounce, not the message.   Should be able to easily see a list of bounced addresses with counts by type of bounce, over a specified time period (e.g. a lis tof all emails that bounced in the past 60 days).  This would allow us to more effectively evaluate the bounces and identify repeat offenders.   ... View more

Agree - we should be able to manage tags en masse like we do for Lists. ... View more

Yes, this is critical missing data.  Should be able to pull a report that lists number of bounces, by type, per email address/contact.  Would make it much easier to idntify problem addresses.   Current process (really, a cumbersome workaroud) requires exporting bounce lists for each campaign and maipulating them in ad aoutside tool liek Excel or Access.     ... View more

To comply with CASL, we need an easy way to determine which contacts are located in Canada. As it stands, it takes me several hours to export a list of contacts and scour the data to try and figure out who may or may not be from Canada.    The sign-up form does have the option of requiring an address (which included Country) from new enrollees.  But the majority of people are hesitiant to give their full physical address, especially when signing up for an e-newsletter.     Can the tool be updated to allow me to require *Country* during sign-up, without requiring a complete physical address?  This would make it a very easy to then determine which contacts are affected by CASL. ... View more