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Where Bot Clicks Come From — and How They Skew Your Metrics
Many large organizations use email security scanners — automated systems (bots) that:- Automatically open incoming emails;
- Click on every link in the message;
- Do this before the recipient even sees the email.
- Opens and clicks are registered before the user actually engages;
- Clicks may happen in bulk within seconds — and are not real;
- Automated flows (like sending a follow-up campaign after a click) can be triggered by false events.
How Maestra solves it
To prevent these issues, Maestra applies Bot Click Filtering System. How the filtering works:Step 1: Initial filtering
- All clicks from transactional campaigns, and from users without email scanners enabled, are immediately counted in your click statistics.
- All other clicks are placed in a temporary queue for up to 10 seconds for further analysis.
Step 2: Behavior analysis
During the 10 seconds wait, Maestra reviews click patterns to decide whether they were likely made by a bot. A click is automatically discarded as bot activity if it meets any of the following conditions:- 4 or more clicks within 1 second
- 5 or more clicks within 10 seconds
Filtering only applies to clicks and unsubscribe requests.Opens are always recorded, even if the related click is flagged as bot-driven