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When does Kickscale send emails — and to whom?

This article explains which types of emails exist in Kickscale, when they are sent, and who receives them.

Fabian Riedlsperger avatar
Written by Fabian Riedlsperger
Updated over a week ago

Overview

There are three types of emails in Kickscale:

  • Notification emails

  • Meeting summary emails

  • Follow-up email drafts

Not all of these email types are sent automatically.


1. Notification Emails

Notification emails keep you informed about updates or actions that are relevant to you.

When are they sent?

These emails are triggered when something important changes in Kickscale.
Examples include new features or important updates in your workspace.

Who receives them?

  • Internal users in the Kickscale workspace

  • Only users for whom the information is relevant

Important notes

  • Notification emails are never sent to customers.

  • The content is purely informational and not sales-related.


2. Meeting Summary Emails

Meeting summary emails are automatically created and sent after analyzed Meetings or Calls.

They can include:

  • A summary of the Meeting

  • Next steps

  • Key insights from the customer conversation

When are they sent?

  • After a Meeting or Call is completed and analyzed

  • Fully automated by Kickscale

Who receives them?

This can be configured in the Settings.
By default:

  • ✅ Internal participants only

  • ❌ No customers

Admins and users can define who should receive these emails.


3. Follow-up Email Drafts

Follow-up email drafts are not automatically sent emails.
Kickscale only creates a draft template to support sales reps.

What does this mean in practice?

  • Kickscale never sends these emails automatically

  • Sending always happens manually by the user

  • The draft saves time and provides inspiration

Who receives follow-up emails?

  • Only recipients selected by the user

  • Only after review and manual sending


Common misunderstandings

  • Kickscale does not send automatic customer emails without configuration.

  • Follow-up email drafts are templates, not real emails.

  • By default, all automated emails remain internal.


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