SF has provided us with an email notification procedure. We have to pass in different values to this procedure to send out the notifications to a group email. I wrote another procedure to pass those values from a sql and execute the email notification procedure. It works with individual emails ids but not the group email id. Notification integration was created with group email as allowed recipients, type=email. Can someone please let me know why group email wouldn't work here?
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I'm using a certain SendGrid template for several different projects and am trying to find a way to stop emails from going out in some conditions, through SendGrid.
For example, lets say I'm passing SendGrid some parameters like:
{id, name, amount, date}
I want to stop that email from going out when i'm passing a certain id.
I know that I can change the email template i'm sending with conditionals using handlebars:
From here
But Can I actually stop the mail if some condition happens?
In my case, every time I send the id = 5
You can control the body of the email using Handlebar templating, but by that point, you have already told SendGrid to send email with the data you provided. You cannot stop the email from being sent from within Handlebars.
If you're using code to tell SendGrid to send these emails, you could check in your code if the id equals 5, and if so, do not send an email.
If you're using Single Sends to send an email to SendGrid Contacts, you could to store this id field as a custom field, and create a segment or update your existing segment to filter out the contact with that id.
Try to send a sample of an email and receive a notice that the Marketo send test failed.
There are two token-related reasons that Send Sample may fail:
You may have an invalid value for a token in your email. If there is an incorrect token value, the send sample will not work.
Example: If you have the token for first name written like this {{lead.FirstName:default=Hello}}, when you try to approve the email Marketo will let you know that the token value is incorrect. The correct token value is {{lead.First Name:default=Hello}}. For this example if you change the token value to {{lead.First Name:default=Hello}}, Marketo will allow you to approve the email and it will allow you to do a send sample.
You may have a token in the From or Reply-To line that is not populating with an email address
Example: If you have a token in the Reply-To like this one, {{lead.Email Address:default=edit me}}, then the Send Sample using the default will have "edit me" in the Reply-To, which is not an email address. Marketo cannot send an email without a Reply-To email address, so the Send Sample will fail.
If any of the above does not apply, run the following tests and provide the information to Marketo Support
Clone the email in question and test to send as a sample
Create a new email and test to send as a sample
Send the email via a live campaign or a single flow step to a test lead
I'm writing a program that should send emails to multiple users with content extracted from an excel spreadsheet. I know how to do this using the net/smtp package in Go, but I would like to know if it's possible to send an email with the sender being a google group (i.e googlegroup#gmail.com) instead of my email without resorting to using the gmail API? Currently I have a working program that can log in through an email and password, which is then used for auth credentials, but seeing as that google groups don't have the same kind of interface I'm not quite sure how to change it so emails are sent from a group instead of an individual user.
Each google group should have an email address associated with it. golang-nuts is golang-nuts#googlegroups.com for example. Any mail sent to that should be posted to the group, assuming it is from a member of the group.
In order to send from your own gmail account, you can use gmail's outgoing smtp feature with the net/smtp package. Configuration is explained better on this digital ocean post
we are using CRM Online. we have a few automatic workflows that generate emails from user that created an activity that kicks of the WF, to a contact within CRM. these generated emails automatically become email activities in CRM.
is there a way to prevent that? prevent these CRM generated emails from becoming activities?
thanks,
Inna
Slightly confusing question, to clarify you want to:
Send an email from CRM.
Don't show the email activity record in CRM.
If you want CRM to send an email it will always create an email activity.
So its just a case of getting rid of the email activity after the email is sent, you could:
Create a custom workflow activity/plugin to delete the email activity immediately after it is sent.
Setup a bulk delete job to remove the email activities on a regular basis. See Delete data in bulk.
I m with a doubt with email, i have two objects an object call request where which request is related with an account.In the accounti have the email information, and in the"request" i have the fields that i need to write my email, so i create an email template where i bring the info from the object request, and now i want to send this email to contact in the account object.
And how do do a fluxe where it will send the email to my account with the information that i have in que other object.
Correct me if I'm wrong, the Email Address to which you want to send to is in the Account record and not in a Contact record associated to the Account, yes?
If so, using Standard Workflows, you only need to:
Create an Email field on your 'Request' object
Create a workflow that populates this new Email field equal to the Account Email Address upon creation/modification
Use this Email field to send an email.
Caveat: If the Email Address on the Account has changed, this won't fire off the workflow you created. You would need an Apex Trigger to achieve this.