Email Templates

Customize your email text to add a personal touch and maintain high-quality communication with clients.

Important: This article is for educational purposes only and your setup may differ. We don’t offer support for custom code or website implementation, but if you need extra help, we recommend reaching out to a professional.

To access email templates:

  1. Open the platform.
  2. Click Settings.
  3. Click Email Templates.
  4. In the top corner, click the dropdown menu, then select the template category. (Appointments, Messages, Payments etc.) 

Templates will now be divided into "Client" and "Business" templates in each category. Hover over a template title to view a description.

  1. Click on the relevant template.
  2. Edit the subject and/or body text.
Important: When editing, make sure to keep the edits between the relevant HTML tags so the text displays properly. 

  1. Click Preview to review.
  2. Click Save.

Your edited template will now appear in the list with the edit icon   beside it. 

Next to "Save", click Reset to Default to return to the original template text at any time.

Here you will find all of the available placeholders that your business can use to edit your email templates. 

General Placeholders

PlaceholderDescription
{{message.text}}Shows the message from the client’s initial inquiry or most recent communication
{{engagement.title}}The engagement title
{{pivot.messages_auto_response}}Shows the Messages & Documents Auto-reply
{{pivot.meetings_auto_response}}Shows the Thank you message for appointment requests
{{pivot.owning_brand_name}}Shows the platform or White Label brand name
{{staff.contact_name}}Company name
{{staff.full_name}}Staff member's full name
{{staff.first_name}}Staff member's first name
{{staff.email}}Staff member's email address
{{staff.signature}}

Staff member's email signature. 

The staff member's signature is automatically included in the {%layout%} attribute of all email templates.

{{client.first_name}}Client's first name
{{client.last_name}}Client's last name
{{client.full_name}}Client's full name

Appointment Placeholders

PlaceholderDescription
{{appointment.title}}The engagement title
{{appointment.service_name}}

The name of the service

Only applies to existing services, not custom appointments.

{{appointment.location}}

Appointment location

After scheduling, the placeholder shows meeting instructions. If not scheduled, it displays a short text with the appointment type.

{{appointment.agenda}}

Appointment notes

Text entered by the client during scheduling or by the staff member if they invited the client.

{{appointment.price}}Price of the appointment
{{appointment.start_time}}

Appointment start time 

Shows in emails once the appointment is confirmed.

{{appointment.duration}}Appointment duration
{{appointment.event_where}}Appointment type
{{appointment.interaction_details}}Appointment details
{{appointment.time_zone}}Client’s or business’s time zone.
{{appointment.was_accepted?}}

Appointment status

True or False based on whether the appointment is accepted or not.

{{appointment.not_paid_yet?}}

Appointment payment status

True if upfront payment is required and the client hasn’t paid yet. 

False if no upfront payment is required or if the client has already paid. 

{{appointment.meetings_auto_response}}Shows the Booking request auto-reply

Group Event Placeholders

PlaceholderDescription
{{event.title}}Event name
{{event.display_time}}Event date and time
{{event.start_time}}Event start time

Message Placeholders

PlaceholderDescription
{{engagement.assigner_name}}Reassigned staff member's name

Document Placeholders

PlaceholderDescription
{{document.name}}Document name in the Document received notification email
{{document.size_in_kb}}Document size in the Document received notification email
{{document.notes}}Notes added by the client or business in the Share Document form submission
{{document.description}}Description added by the business to the shared document
{{title}} 

Title given by the business to the shared document

If no title is provided, the original filename will be displayed by default.

Payment Placeholders

PlaceholderDescription
{{invoice.amount_text}}Invoice amount
{{invoice.invoice_number_text}}Invoice number
{{invoice.notes}}Notes added by the staff member when the invoice was issued
{{invoice.online_payment}}

Shows the Online Payment status

True if the staff member selected within the invoice to allow online payment. 

False if the staff member didn't select the option to allow online payment within the invoice. 

{{invoice.issued_at}}The date the invoice was issued 
{{invoice.due_date}} Invoice payment due date 
{{invoice.paid_at}}

The date the invoice was paid

{{payment.paid_for}}The service name as entered by the client during payment or set by the business
{{payment.amount_text}}Amount paid
{{payment.notes}}Notes added by the client during payment
{{payment.paid_at}}The date the payment was completed

HTML Formatting Tips

Use these HTML tips to further customize your email templates:

  • <br> Leaves a space
  • <b>Enter text between these tags to bold</b>
  • <u>Enter text between these tags to underline</u>

Disabling Templates

Templates are enabled by default. To disable templates, open the relevant template, then check "Send this Email". The checkmark will disappear. Check again to enable. 

Business Branding 

Your branding also impacts template appearance. To review and edit your business description, logo, coloring, and more click Settings > Business Info. See related articles for more information.

Adding a Personal Touch

Use these tips to personalize your emails and increase client engagement.

  • Match the recipient: A casual tone might be suitable for existing customers, while a more formal approach might be better for initial contact
  • Reflect your brand voice: Maintain consistency with the overall communication style of your business
  • Focus on the client's needs: Highlight the specific offer or solution relevant to their specific situation. A personalized call to action to more likely to engage clients.
  • Add a human touch: Use genuine language and specific examples to avoid sounding robotic. Briefly mention the business owner's company or recent interaction to show you care. 
Note: This article is for educational purposes only. You can add code to templates, but we aren’t able to support custom code or implement it for you. If you do need more help, we recommend reaching out to a certified development professional.

 

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