Email Link Tracking for Gmail
See the click, not just the open.
Vero automatically tracks links in the Gmail messages you choose, then shows which destination was opened and the strongest available context behind the click.
Why a direct click carries more context.
Open tracking depends on a mail client loading a tiny image. Gmail, Apple Mail, and Outlook may fetch that image through a mail image proxy, which can hide the recipient's device and network. A genuine link click reaches Vero from the browser instead.
That direct request can reveal the device, browser, IP, network, and approximate location when available. Vero keeps known security scanners separate so an automated check is not presented as a confirmed recipient click.
Automatic in the Gmail compose window.
Linked text
Track the destinations behind proposals, documents, scheduling links, and calls to action.
Bare URLs
Vero also prepares plain URLs pasted into the message, with no extra setup before send.
One timeline
Review opens and clicks together from the extension instead of switching to a separate CRM.
Email link tracking questions.
Vero records which destination was clicked and when. Pro can also show the device, browser, IP, network, and approximate location behind direct browser activity.
Usually. Opens can be obscured or prefetched by mail image proxies. A genuine link click is a direct action from a browser, although Vero still separates known scanners from recipient activity.
No. When Vero is on, it automatically prepares linked text and bare URLs in the Gmail message before it is sent.
No. Vero does not request Gmail inbox permissions. It runs in the Gmail page and tracks only messages where you turn Vero on.
See how Vero classifies tracking activity or review the complete privacy policy.