Mail Delivery Center
See what happened to your outbound mail after it left the server — delivery rates, per-message logs, sending domains, and blocked addresses you can release.
The Mail Delivery Center shows what happened to your outbound mail after it left the server. Applies to all plans that send through the outbound relay.
This is where to look when someone says they never received your email. Your mail app's Sent folder only proves a message left; the Mail Delivery Center records whether it was accepted, deferred, bounced or blocked, and what the receiving server said about it.
Two ways in
From the client area — select Mail Delivery Center in the sidebar. You are signed in automatically, with no second password to enter.
Directly — open mdc.webgee.com and sign in with your client area email address and password.
Both reach the same place. The client area route is easier day to day; the direct URL is worth bookmarking if you check delivery often.
What each page covers
| Page | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | See sent, delivered, failed and bounced at a glance |
| Sending Domains | Confirm a domain is authorised to send, and check its SPF |
| Email Logs | Find one message and read the receiving server's response |
| Email Deliverability | Compare delivery performance across domains and over time |
| Blocked Emails | See what is blocked, and release it if it was a mistake |
| Email Stats | Break volume down by sender, recipient and IP |
The deliverability badge
Every page carries a Deliverability percentage in the header: delivered divided by sent over the last 24 hours.
| Colour | Range | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Green | 90–100% | Healthy |
| Amber | 75–90% | Check the logs for recent failures |
| Red | Below 75% | Investigate now |
Read the badge alongside the total sent count. Two failures out of ten is 80% — amber — and one bad address explains it. The percentage only means something at volume.
The dashboard
Sending domains
Email logs
Email deliverability
Blocked emails
Email stats
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