can google add an override to recipient spam reports?

[i95muscle]

Since we have no control over what a recipient decides to mark spam, a manual override would be beneficial to those who pay for Google Workspace.

[icrew]

Are you perhaps referring to the “Approved Senders List” mentioned near the end of https://support.google.com/a/answer/60752?hl=en ?

Cheers,

Ian

[sbazyl]

Ian's answer is correct -- there are admin controls to allowlist/approve trusted senders. These are on the recipient side, but can be done at an org level.

There is no option for senders to override. That would defeat the purpose of spam filtering in the first place if spammers could simply self-declare as "not spam" 🙂 For  resources on how to improve and monitor delivery as a sender, see https://www.gmail.com/postmaster/

[i95muscle]

I can see that.

My question is more in reference to looking less like spam to those who
haven't marked a sender as spam previously.

I feel like we are going to new recipients spam folders because other
recipients have marked us as spam in the past. We can not control the past
ones, but it would be nice to have some control over the future
recipients.


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[icrew]

Using data about whether previous messages from a given sender have been marked as spam is most definitely one of the key criteria that Google (and just about every other major—and minor—email provider) uses to decide whether future messages from a sender should also go to spam. That’s really just how e-mail on the modern internet works. See https://www.sparkpost.com/resources/email-explained/email-sender-reputation/ for a pretty decent explanation of this. 

Hope that helps,

Ian