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I would like a SMTP style log of all individual mails sent and received for a domain on Google Apps, so I can see non deliverables sent through etc. Doesn't seem to exist, or even possible. Am I missing something?

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It actually is possible if you use the Email Audit API

The reference is here:

There is another API that could be useful as well: Google Reporting API

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I read: The Google Apps Email Audit API allows Google Apps administrators to audit a user's email, email drafts, and archived chats. In addition, a domain administrator can retrieve account login information and download a user's mailbox. This does not look like a sent & received log for the domain – Victor Onrust Mar 2 '12 at 20:24
For the Reporting API: lets you retrieve usage reports for your domain's hosted accounts. I don't see any possibilty sent/receive log on the domain level either, apart from the fact that it looks hard too set up for a non-expert on API's. – Victor Onrust Mar 2 '12 at 20:31
Am a bit disappointed I cannot vote down on answers on my own question. Wonder who voted this up. – Victor Onrust Mar 2 '12 at 20:33
Within the Email Audit API there is a outgoingEmailMonitorLevel variable that you can pass. While the question you asked is if there is a way to see an SMTP log style of emails for your domain, the quick answer would be no. However, the answer I provided gives you a way to create that log yourself via Email Audit API. – Dez Mar 2 '12 at 21:16
TX, when I have time I might give it a try. I wonder if it logs forwarded mail not coming from users. – Victor Onrust Mar 4 '12 at 11:47

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