---
title: "Hide sensitive email content in your dashboard"
description: "Email content can now be hidden per project or route. Keep sensitive data out of view from anyone with dashboard access."
url: "https://lettermint.co/changelog/hide-email-content-in-your-dashboard"
published: "2026-06-12"
last_updated: "2026-06-12"
---

# Hide sensitive email content in your dashboard

> Email content can now be hidden per project or route. Keep sensitive data out of view from anyone with dashboard access.

Your dashboard shows a preview and the raw source of
every email you send. That's useful for checking how an
email is built or looking into a delivery issue. But some
[transactional emails](https://lettermint.co/features/transactional-emails)
carry sensitive information, like an invoice, account
details or patient records, that not everyone on your
team needs to see.

A few users asked us for a way to handle this, so now you
can hide the content of the emails you send. You set it
per project or per route, and once it's on, the preview
and raw source are no longer visible.

## How it works

You'll find the setting as `Hide email content` in a
project's or route's settings. Enable it on a project and
it applies to every route within it. Enable it on a single
route and it applies to that route alone. For example, you
might turn it on for a route that sends transactional
emails with sensitive data, while leaving it off for
newsletters you send through
[broadcast emails](https://lettermint.co/features/broadcast-emails).

Prefer to work in code? You can also manage this setting
through the
[Team API](https://lettermint.co/docs/platform/teams/team-api/introduction).

From then on, the preview and raw source of those emails
are hidden in your dashboard. The email addresses and
[Spam Insights](https://lettermint.co/changelog/prevent-emails-from-landing-in-spam-with-spam-insights)
stay visible, so you can still see what went out and how
it scored for spam. Delivery isn't affected.

![Lettermint Hide email content](https://lettermint.co/content/changelog/lettermint-hide-email-content.webp)

The setting is reversible. If you need to see the content
again, say to look into a specific send, turn it off for a
moment and back on when you're done.

Down the line, we want to take this further with per-user
controls and roles, so you can decide exactly who gets to
see the content. It's on our
[roadmap](https://lettermint.co/roadmap/more-user-roles-permissions).