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Email Reports Not Arriving

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Email Reports Not Arriving

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Go hereUse the route chips to see the exact menu path before you click.
Do thisFollow the action callout to make the change without extra guesswork.
ConfirmUse the verification cue to make sure the fix actually worked.

Scheduled reports appear enabled but inbox stays empty.


Where to Check in PassiveWP

WordPress Admin -> PassiveWP

Step-by-Step Fix Walkthrough

Fix Step 1: Verify recipient addresses and report cadence settings.

Go here WordPress AdminPassiveWP

Do this In WordPress AdminPassiveWP, do this in order: open the relevant panel, find the control related to "Verify recipient addresses and report cadence settings.", apply one change, click Save/Run, then reload once to confirm it stuck.

Confirm New rows should appear in the list and be editable.

Fix Step 2: Send a test email through your site mail setup.

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Do this Open WordPress AdminPassiveWP, click the test/validate action in that screen, and wait for the result notice before continuing.

Confirm You should see a Connected/Success result with no red error notice.

Fix Step 3: Check spam/quarantine filters and whitelist sender.

Go here WordPress AdminPassiveWP

Do this In WordPress AdminPassiveWP, do this in order: open the relevant panel, find the control related to "Check spam/quarantine filters and whitelist sender.", apply one change, click Save/Run, then reload once to confirm it stuck.

Confirm No blocking error banner appears, and the next step is available.

Fix Step 4: Use an SMTP plugin/service if native delivery is unreliable.

Go here WordPress AdminPassiveWP

Do this In WordPress AdminPassiveWP, do this in order: open the relevant panel, find the control related to "Use an SMTP plugin/service if native delivery is unreliable.", apply one change, click Save/Run, then reload once to confirm it stuck.

Confirm No blocking error banner appears, and the next step is available.

Most Common Causes

  • Email delivery setup issues in WordPress hosting stack.
  • Reports not actually scheduled or recipients misconfigured.
  • Messages landing in spam/promotions folders.

How to Prevent It Next Time

  • Run monthly deliverability checks.
  • Use team-shared inboxes for critical reports.
  • Confirm post-update that report schedules remain active.

When to Contact Support

  • You completed every fix step and still get the same error.
  • The issue impacts revenue-critical pages or high-volume campaigns.
  • You can share timestamps, affected link/product IDs, and screenshots of the exact error state.

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