Email template
To be able to send a quotation, invoice, supply order, etc. by email, you need an email template. You record your standard communication in a template, so that you can build on it when you send an email.
Benefits:
- Save time: you do not have to type your text again every time.
- Consistency: this ensures that your communication is sent in a consistent and professional way by several colleagues.
- Avoid mistakes: in the template you already define the correct texts and attachments. This makes sure that important documents, such as your terms and conditions, are not forgotten.
Use replacement codes to personalise your email templates even further.
That way you can automatically include the customer, the quotation number, the project name, etc. in your communication.
For example:
Dear ${clientName},
Please find attached quotation ${logicId} as discussed.
Kind regards
Creating an email template
Go to Settings > module of your choice > Email templates to create an email template:
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Name | Name of the email template. This name is shown when you have several email templates, so that you can make the right choice. |
CC | Enter one or more email addresses that you want to put in cc by default. These addresses are placed in cc every time you send an email with this template. |
BCC | Enter one or more email addresses that you want to put in bcc by default. These addresses are placed in bcc every time you send an email with this template. |
Subject | The subject of the email. You can use replacement codes to automate the subject. |
Email body | The content of the email. You format the text with the formatting bar and use replacement codes to fill in the customer name, quotation number, project name, etc. automatically. |
Status after sending e-mail | When you send an email, the status can be changed automatically to for example sent. |
Status after receiving e-mail | When the email is opened, the status can be changed automatically to for example read. This is registered by means of a tracking pixel. |
Status after change requested | Digital signing: if the recipient asks for a change, the status can be changed automatically to for example change requested. |
Status after documents signed | Digital signing: if the recipient approves the attachment digitally, the status can be changed automatically to for example approved online. |
Merge attachments | This lets you send all PDF attachments as one merged PDF document. Attachments that are not a valid PDF are skipped; you receive a notification about this. |
You see the status fields in every module with statuses; they are missing in the dayplanning and in planning items. The fields 'Status after change requested' and 'Status after documents signed' are also only shown in modules where digital signing is possible.
Adding attachments
You can add files to an email template that are then sent automatically with every email you send with that template. Think of your terms and conditions or a brochure.
You can choose from the following types:
- General files
- Default documents
- PDF templates: the PDF of the document itself, for example the quotation or the invoice
- System files
- Forms
You can also upload a file directly from your computer. The order in which you place the attachments is also the order in which your customer receives them: drag them to change that order.
Do you want an attachment to be visible on the signing platform when signing digitally? In that case tick the 'Signature' option on that attachment. If you do not, the file is still sent as an attachment with the email, but your customer does not see it when signing.
Updated on: 09/09/2026
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