Mail Settings

Content of this article

  1. Preliminary Remarks
  2. Activate the Settings on the Client Level
  3. Overview of the System Mails

1. Preliminary Remarks

Mail templates are managed in the contracting company by default.

It is possible to make the settings for mail templates in the client's Backend independently from the contracting company.
In the plenigo system, various system mails are available for the automated and manual mail delivery to end customers. Individual system mails that are not required can be deactivated. The content and the design of the e-mails can be customized.
If no adjustments are made, the system sends a standardized template which automatically adopts the company data.

Note: If an external SSO is used for customer management, certain templates are not sent via the plenigo system and should therefore be implemented externally. These are all templates which are created via the source SSO.


2. Activate the Settings on the Client Level

Tab Settings

  • Click on Edit.
  • Set the slider Use these settings instead of holding settings to active.
  • Set the slider Activate this email setup to active to be able to make settings.
  •  Send BCC mail to the following address can be filled in optionally.
    Different recipient addresses can be entered individually for each system e-mail in the table.

Tab Manage PDF Attachments

  • Click on Edit.
  • Set slider Use these settings instead of holding settings to active.
  • Remove or set checkmark to set which PDF should be attached to private customer and company level.

Test settings

  • Click on Test Settings in the action bar.


  • Enter the e-mail address to which the test mail should be sent.

3. Overview of the System Mails

This table shows all currently available e-mail templates and provides an insight into how they work.

System mail

Information

Change of payment method

Trigger:
when a new payment method is entered in the customer account

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Confirmation of cancellation reversal

Trigger:
when a cancelation is withdrawn before the end of the current subscription interval

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Email already used for registration

Trigger:
when an e-mail address already in the system is used for the registration

possible source:
SSO

Email change confirmation 

Trigger:
when the process for changing an already existing e-mail address has been started

Data:
contains a security token

possible source:
Self Service

Invitation to a multi user offer

Trigger:
when multi user access data has been sent to user

Data:
contains an invitation code

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Invoice

Trigger:
after a successfully completed recurring payment

Data:

  • contains PDF invoice
  • contains PDF order confirmation*

*: In the case of an order that results in an invoice upon completion, the “Order” mail template is not sent.

Instead, the “Invoice” mail template is sent and in this case contains both the PDF order confirmation and the PDF invoice.


possible sources:
Merchant Backend, Checkout & System

Notification of a failed payment attempt

Trigger:
after every individual failed payment attempt in one accounting period

possible source:
System

Notification of  a failed recurring payment

Trigger:
when all payment attempts within one accounting period have failed

possible source:
System

Offer change due to sales-based rule

Trigger:
when an offer has been ended by using a sales-based rule

possible source:
Checkout

Order

Trigger:
after a successfully made order, which

  • triggers no invoice or
  • contains free products

Data:

contains PDF order confimation 

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Checkout

Payment failed notification

Trigger:
when a customer actively withdraws a successfully completed payment or any comparable situation

possible source:
System

Purchase in a cross sell

Trigger:
when an offer has been ordered through a cross sell

possible source:
Checkout

Registration completion

Trigger:
when the registration process has been started

Data:
contains a security token (valid: 1 day)

possible source:
SSO

Registration confirmation

Trigger:
when the registration process has been sucessfully completed

possible source:
SSO

Reset password

Trigger:
when the forgot-password process has been started

Data:

contains a security token (valid: 15 minutes)

possible source:
SSO

Reset passwort confirmation

Trigger:
when the password has successfully been reset and the forgot-password process has been completed

possible source:
SSO

Subscription cancellation confirmation

Trigger:
when the subscription has been canceled

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Subscription delivery pause was ended

Trigger:
when the function Delivery break has been deactivated

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Subscription delivery was paused

Trigger:
when the function Delivery break has been activated even though the actual date for the delivery break is in the future

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Subscription pause ended

Trigger:
when the function Pause subscription has ben deactivated

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Subscription paused

Trigger:
when the function Pause subscription has been activated

Time:
when the pause is set even though the actual date for the pause is in the future

possible sources:
Merchant Backend & Self Service

Voucher purchase

Trigger:
when a voucher offer has been purchased

Data:
contains a PDF voucher

possible sources:
Checkout & Merchant Backend

Welcome email for customers created via the merchant backend

Trigger:
when a customer has been created manually in the Merchant Backend

possible source:
Merchant Backend