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How to Send a Debug Email

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Overview

If you're experiencing issues with your email signatures, sending a #debug email gives Opensense support the diagnostic data needed to trace and resolve the problem quickly. This article explains when and how to use the #debug feature.

What is a #debug email?

A #debug email is a diagnostic tool that flags a specific mail flow event in the Opensense backend for engineering review. Including #debug followed by 5 random digits in the subject line creates a unique identifier that allows the engineering team to locate your exact mail flow event and gather detailed technical data tied to it.

When to send a #debug email

Send a #debug email when you encounter any of the following signature issues:

  • Missing signatures - A user's signature is not appearing at all

  • Incorrect signatures - The wrong signature is being applied

  • Placement problems - The signature is appearing in the wrong location while composing

  • Formatting issues - Signature elements are misaligned, distorted, or displaying incorrectly

  • Wrong signature data - Incorrect information such as name, title, or contact details appearing in a signature

How to send a #debug email

Subject line format: #debug followed by any 5 random digits — for example, #debug 67890. This is what flags the email for diagnostic review. You must compose a new email — do not reply to or forward an existing message.

Step 1: Compose a new email to Opensense support

Open your email client and compose a new message — do not reply or forward.

  1. Address the email to help@opensense.com

  2. In the subject line, type #debug followed by a space and any 5 random digits (e.g., #debug 67890)

  3. In the body, include the details listed in Step 2 below

  4. Send the email

The #debug flag only works when sent from the affected user's mailbox, using the email client where the issue is occurring. Sending it from a different account or client will not capture the relevant diagnostic data.

Step 2: Include these details in the email body

The more context you provide, the faster support can diagnose the issue. Include the following in the body of your #debug email:

  • Email type - Is the issue happening on new emails, replies, or forwards?

  • Email client and device - Which platform and device was used (e.g., Outlook on Windows, Gmail on Chrome, Apple Mail on iPhone)?

  • Affected users - Names or email addresses of users experiencing the issue

  • Timeline - When the issue was first noticed

Step 3: Wait for a support response

Once received, the Opensense engineering team will use the diagnostic data tied to your #debug email to investigate and follow up with findings or next steps.