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• Click on the Setup tab

• Locate the Communication Services section and click on Email Messages

• Click on the Add button in the lower right to load the Add window
  

  

• Name - enter a descriptive name for the email such as 'Payment Overdue', 'Welcome Email' or 'Promotional Offer' (note: to create templated or token based emails reference the instructions at bottom)

• Subject - enter what you wish to appear on the subject line of the email.  For instance "Notice of Overdue Fees', 'URGENT: Your Account Has Been Suspended!', etc. Tokens CAN be used in the subject, such as $User.Name

• Body - enter the body of the email. To display details such as the customer name you can use "tokens" i.e. $Contact.FirstName $Contact.LastName. A Sample message is below:
  Dear $Contact.FirstName $Contact.LastName,Welcome and thank you for signing up with Fast
  Internet Services. Please see your login information below:Access URL:
  http://www.fastinternet.com/CustomerPortalUsername: $User.Name Password:
  $User.Password The payment type we have on record for your account is:
  $User.GetUserDefaultPaymentMethod().GetUserPaymentMethod().GetPaymentType().Name If
  you have any questions or comments, please let us know Thanks! Fast Internet Services

• For a complete list of tokens see the Available Tokens section below

• From Name - enter the name the customer will see in their inbox, i.e. 'Customer Service'

• From Address - enter the address the email will appear to come from,  for example: 'support@companyname.com'.  Note this will also serve as the 'reply address' should the customer respond to the email.

• Contact Type - define which customer contact the email should be sent to.  For example Technical Contacts, Billing Contacts, Administrative Contacts, etc.  Note: if the address does not exist the email will be sent to the billing contact if not already specified

• Owner Email Settings - (available in  EngageIP 8.5.11.0 or later) specify the email address the message will be sent from.  Each email message you create can be sent from a different address (support, customer service, billing, abuse, etc.), the SMTP settings for each sending address simply need to be configured.  If you leave this field blank, the smtp settings defined as 'Default' will be used.  For more information on smtp settings and setup instructions see the Email Settings Configuration guide.

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