Right now, when an email in a workflow isn’t performing well, we pause it, copy it, and create an improved version. Then we compare the statistics of the original email with the new version to see if the changes improved performance.

The problem is that the email statistics disappear after 30 days. This means we have to manually record the statistics before they disappear if we want to compare performance over time.

It would be really useful if the statistics for an individual email in a workflow were stored permanently and didn’t disappear after 30 days.

This would make it much easier to track and compare email performance over time, especially when testing and optimizing emails.