What is an Acknowledger?

An acknowledger is a person or entity that confirms the receipt of a message, document, or other communication. In other words, an acknowledger is someone who sends a confirmation that they have received something, usually in writing.

For example, if you send an email to someone and want to make sure they received it, you might include a request for an acknowledgment in the body of the email. The recipient would then respond with a brief message confirming that they received the email, which serves as an acknowledgment.

In business, acknowledgers are often used to confirm the receipt of important documents, such as contracts or proposals. This helps ensure that both parties have a record of the document's existence and can refer back to it if needed.