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# Instantly

How to track email opens and clickthroughs from instantly.ai

To track mail open/reads, you need to add the tracking pixel to your campaigns or templates.

Here are the steps needed for adding a tracking pixel:

1. go to your campaigns
2. edit your campaign or template and switch to HTML (< >)
3. paste in your email tracking pixel at the bottom

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```html
<img src="https://track.leadboxer.com/log?datasetId=YOUR DATASET ID&campaign=woodpecker&email={{email}}&firstName={{firstName}}&lastName={{lastName}}&company={{company}}" width="1" height="1" >
```

{% endcode %}

**Important: You will need to customize above code:**

* Change datasetId to reflect yours
* Change the campaign value to reflect the email title or campaign name
* you can add other custom variables as parameters if you have them

### Track clicks and identify prospects on your site

To track email clicks, you need to append the links to your site and to include these parameters

```html
?email={{email}}
```

Tip: You can also add other custom fields as parameters

example URL

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```url
https://www.yourdomain.com?email={{email}}&companyName={{companyName}}
```

{% endcode %}

For more details see this page:\
<https://help.instantly.ai/en/articles/6135930-how-to-add-variables><br>


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