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Create and automate a birthday email

Set up your program to automatically send an email to a contact or member on their birthday

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Automating an email action for birthdays in your dashboard ensures customers receive a personalized message or offer on their special day without manual effort. Simply set up an automation flow that triggers a pre-designed email based on the customer's birthdate field. This helps boost engagement and strengthens customer relationships with timely, thoughtful communication.

How to Create and Automate a Birthday Email

Create the Birthday Email:

  • Navigate to ‘Marketing’ and then ‘Automated Emails’.

  • Select ‘New Automated Email’.

  • Select a template that you want to use as your starting design.

  • Choose ‘Marketing’ as your email category.

  • Follow the steps to configure and complete your email design, ensuring you finish with the ‘Publish’ step.

  1. Set Up the Automation:

    • After designing your email, click on ‘Automation'.

    • Click on ‘New Automation’.

    • Choose the ‘Celebrate Birthdays’ template.

    • From the dropdown, select the birthday email you just designed.

  2. Configure and Activate the Automation:

    • Review the automation settings and give it a name.

    • Click ‘Activate’ when you are ready to start the automation.

  3. Adjust Schedule or Re-enrolment Rules:

    • To change the ‘When’ or ‘Re-enrolment’ rules of the automation, click ‘Back’ when editing the automation page.

    • Locate the ‘When’ and ‘Re-enrolment’ tabs to adjust these settings as needed.

Summary

  1. Design the Email: Create your birthday email in ‘Automated Emails’.

  2. Create the Automation: Choose the ‘Celebrate Birthdays’ template and link your designed email.

  3. Activate: Review and activate the automation.

  4. Adjust Settings: Modify ‘When’ and ‘Re-enrolment’ rules if needed.

This process ensures that your birthday emails are automated and sent out on time, adding a personal touch to your customer interactions.

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