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GOG used to send one an email confirmation for every gift they redeemed. This was an incredibly useful service, as it allowed one to keep track of all the games in their library that were gifted to them, including the gift code that was redeemed. In case of a hiccup in the game library and a game going missing, all it took was that email (the ID in the subject line) to get the issue resolved.

After the partial revamp of the site, GOG stopped sending out these emails, making it from very hard to impossible to keep track of gifted games; only way is to manually keep records of gift codes, dates they were redeemed (because now “purchase” date refers to the date a game was initially purchased from GOG, and not the date it was added to one’s library), and gifter.
This means that resolving an issue of a game gone missing got a lot harder without the above information at hand, and probably also requires the involvement of the gifter.

I think this service is much needed, and should be restored a.s.a.p.

Alternatively they should implement a system along the lines of the wishlist entry List of Gifts received:
www.gog.com/wishlist/site/list_of_gifts_received


Either way, it’s necessary to have a system in place that tracks gifts at the end of the receiver, including gift code, date, and gifter.