Somebody knows the setup to get email alerts for "expire date" in PeopleSoft contracts
I put the days before expire date, and turn on the flag, but when I run the CS_CNTRCT_WF Application Engine, get no emails.
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I am wondering if it is possible to automate sending out an email after 360 days and after 367 days of having moved a client from a stage to the next one. This is on HubSpot and I know how to send out an email when moving clients into new steps. I just dont know if its possible to add a time when the email should go out.
Any help is very much aprecciated:)
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So far I am doing it manually. So after having requested a subscription and a year has past I contact the customer manually to let him know that his sucsription has ended and that he has to renew it.
I want my users to re-verify their email after some time to be sure that the user still has his company email. I see the verify email function, but this is only a one-time thing. Once verified it never has to be done again.
Any hint would help.
My current idea is to set all users as email unverified via API, but a better option would be an built-in feature for this.
I have developed a certain system (with Classic ASP and MSSSQL 2012) for managing customer files for an insurance company.
Among other features, the system should be able to let the user set an automatic email message to be sent out to a defined email address at specific date and time.
After trying to achieve this goal with the native service of Scheduled Tasks on the server, and finding it very unreliable, I am looking now for an external service.
The "holy grail" for me will be to find a service much like FollowUpThen, which provides the option to send an email message at a specific date and time in a very simple way.
The problem with their service is that you cannot define the email addresses where the message will be sent to, so that's a "game killer" for me, unfortunately.
So, basically I am currently looking for a service that will allow me (programmaticaly) to send out scheduled email messages.
Any kind of help in this matter would be greatly appreciated!
Iterable.com supports scheduling an email for delivery up to 365 days in the future. See https://api.iterable.com/api/docs#!/email/target_post_0
Please note that the content of the email is set at the time you schedule it, not on the scheduled delivery date.
Once i set delivery time in mailgun api request, is it possible to change the content of mail later before delivery. For instance - I set delivery time of 2 day(currently they allow max of 3 day delivery time) from now and then after 1 day I want to change the delivery timing/content of email, is it possible to do this?
Unfortunately, once an email message is queued it cannot be edited further. Thus no, you cannot reschedule an email once its been scheduled to be sent out at a particular date. Cool idea though ;)
I am trying to test the new EventReservation Schema that Gmail offers to transaction confirmation emails sent from my site. I have followed all the steps recommendend on the site (https://developers.google.com/gmail/schemas/reference/event-reservation).
I also used the Structured data markup helper (https://www.google.com/webmasters/markup-helper/?email=true) to generate the Tags. using the script.google.com site i wrote a test to send the same confirmation emails but NO DICE!! Would anyone be able to help me?
How is your test failing? Are you expecting an inbox action button and not seeing it? Or are you expecting Google Now to generate a reminder card?
The Event Registration schema does not give the recipient an action button in the inbox. It should however be used by Google Now to generate a reminder card which will remind the recipient of the date/time of the event.
Google Now will remind the user on the day of the event. The user will
receive a time to leave reminder (based on traffic etc).
- Basic Event Reminder
When using the RSVP Action schema it should cause an action button to be displayed in the inbox that shows a dialog for the recipient to respond with a yes/no/maybe in regard to if they will attend the event.
In either case there are currently (at the time of this writing) a few gotchas in regard to using these schemas.
The first thing you need to know is that you must register with Google in order to be whitelisted to use these inbox actions in Gmail. Without registering and being whitelisted all you can do is send emails to yourself (your own Gmail account) in order to test these schemas out. If your trying to send to someone else's Gmail account it will not work.
Many of these schemas are only in API Preview mode for now.
As of July 11, 2013 the RSVP Action is only enabled for emails sent by Google Calendar.
You can follow updates relating to the inbox actions on the Release Notes page.