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Hi,
When will be finally be able to send out Transactional emails?
This requirement has been asked a lot by my customers.
We are struggling with this issue as well.. We are looking at the Double Opt-In functionality to work around that.. however, the submission doesn't get into D365 until someone clicks the opt-in link in the email.. So while "functionally" it meets the "send an email every time they fill out the form" it doesn't because unless the user reacts tot he email their data is lost in the either.
Hi,
It is, however transactional emails should be send multiple times to the same customer.
Example: A transactional email after a form is submitted should be send each time the contact fills in the form.
Because we can only go through a Customer Journey once, this causes an issue.
I agree with Iain, it is already possible to send transactional (not marketing) emails through D365 Marketing.
To do this, go to your Email within the Marketing app
Click on the Summary Tab
Change Legal Designation from Commercial to Transactional
docs.microsoft.com/.../email-properties
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I agree with Iain, it is already possible to send transactional (not marketing) emails through D365 Marketing.
To do this, go to your Email within the Marketing app
Click on the Summary Tab
Change Legal Designation from Commercial to Transactional
Hi, I guess by transactional you mean an individual email with an account update or something like that and not marketing.
This is already possible with customer journeys.
There is a new feature that's been rolling out this last week, which allows you to send an email to a single contact (or up to 30 contacts)
It saves you having to create a customer journey and a segment. Although it does still create those things behind the scenes. It's a bit clunky and not a patch on the "quick Send" feature of ClickDimensions.
There are also one or two bugs with this new feature, but its a starting point.
Personally, I think for the time being that Outlook is your best bet for transactional email.
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