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Custom Messaging

Using Custom Auto Email Responses

 

The Auto Email responses are automated confirmations that are sent to your customers' email addresses after a web or email transaction is received.

Your customers' email requests are classified with the ordertype of "Undefined." The automated email confirmation that acknowledges the receipt of the undefined customer service request is associated with the Auto Email "Received" reply. To customize the automated response, use your Custom Messaging utility. Choose the "Auto Email" reply type, and the "Received" reply name. Enter the email message that you want to send back to your customers when they send you an email.

ITPS 2.0 also gives you the option of sending an automated email confirmation of your customers web transactions. To use this option, the following tags should be present on your web page:

DoEmailAck This is the option tag that tells ITPS 2.0 that you want to send an email telling your customers that you got their web transaction.
iEmailAdr This field is used to supply the email address you want your automated acknowledgment to come from:
<input type=hidden name="iEmailAdr" value="your_email_address">
iEmailAdrUname This field is used to supply the user name to display in your auto email acknowledgment:
<input type=hidden name="iEmailAdrUname" value="your_display_name">
iEmailSubject This field sets the subject line of your automated email response.
<input type=hidden name="iEmailSubject" value="Your_subject_line">
iResponseEmail This tag will associate your custom auto email reply name with the web page. Remember that the "Received" reply name for auto email is already assigned to email customer service requests, so be sure not to use it in your iResponseEmail value. The format for the tag is ItemCode.ReplyName. For example, if your four character publication description (also called "ItemCode") were "DEMO", and you wanted to send back the email message stored in the "WebForm1" auto email reply, you would use the following tag:
<input type=hidden name="iResponseEmail" value="DEMO.WebForm1">
EmailAdr This field is used for your customers' email address. It is used as the "To:" in the auto email response.