Feature Name:
Send Email and Email Templates
Specifics:
The Send Email feature in Release 3 builds upon a solid foundation from the prior release and adds more user flexibility and options. Whether sending one email or many, the user has numerous options for using Send Email for both marketing and for business transaction emails. Send Email uses saved searches so users can easily email specified lists. Saved searches can also be used to exclude recipients, increasing the ability to fine-tune targeted emails.
The Send Email function is also embedded in various areas for specific emails, such as sending receipts, invoices, and registration confirmations. This saves users the time from having to create searches for commonly sent emails for one recipient. In addition, user-defined templates supporting HTML and text build the content behind the emails. An automated email scheduler enhances the power that the Send Email feature provides.
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Version:
This feature is available in all XenDirect versions.
Send Email sample screen shot
author
Rick Stern is an entrepreneur, educator, and dedicated professional. He received his MBA from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. Rick has 20 years of experience managing continuing education programs and over 30 years in registration system development. Xenegrade Corp was founded by Rick Stern with a focus on service to educational organizations. His expertise provides valuable insight into the needs, demands, and trends of the continuing education market.
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Rick Stern is an entrepreneur, educator, and dedicated professional. He received his MBA from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. Rick has 20 years of experience managing continuing education programs and over 30 years in registration system development. Xenegrade Corp was founded by Rick Stern with a focus on service to educational organizations. His expertise provides valuable insight into the needs, demands, and trends of the continuing education market.
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