With Zoho Workerly, it is easy to create Email Templates that you usually send to Temps and Contacts. You can make use of Email Templates rather than having to type the same content for a Temp every time a new job comes up. You can design mail templates to make them more enticing rather than sending emails in plain text.
To create a new template
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You can view the preview the template on the edit page making it easier to view a template if needed. With this, you can get an idea of how the template looks and how well it is performing, helping you in deciding if any improvements have to be made.
At times you may want to delete templates that are not much in use, junk templates and templates that do not perform well. You can delete a template by selecting it and clicking on the Delete button.
You can also search templates based on your needs.
At times, there might be a slight change that has to be made to the content of an existing template before sending them to another Temp. Rather than having to go through the trouble of creating a whole new template, you can clone the old template, make the necessary changes and save it. To clone a template, click on a template and click the clone button that appears on the preview section of the template.
With template folders, you can group similar templates together. When you have a large number of templates, searching for them can become exhausting. By grouping similar templates together, you can easily access all the similar templates in a single place.
By creating a new folder, you can categorize the templates by adding similar templates to the folder. You can create a folder only when you want to save a template or move templates from one folder to another.
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Merge fields are used in places where the value for that particular text keeps changing. For example, in the greeting section of the template, the name of the person will keep changing depending on the recipient. In such cases, the merge field retrieves data based on the value of the merge field.
To add a merge field, all you have to do is select the appropriate values from the drop-down list and copy them where ever needed in the template.
Unsupported fields are those fields that no longer exist in Zoho Workerly for various reasons. If you try to create an email template with the merge field values of such unsupported fields, a popup prompts you to Remove Unsupported Merge Fieldsbefore you can save the template.
The list of unsupported merge fields is displayed in the popup window. If Zoho Workerly is unable to identify the exact merge field that is no longer supported, that field will simply be displayed as ${Unsupported_Field}.
Following are specific instances when merge fields get unsupported in Zoho Workerly.
If your email template continues to have the merge field value of a deleted field, it will be listed as an unsupported merge field.
If your email template has a merge field inserted from a [Module] lookup and then the field gets deleted, it will be listed as an unsupported merge field.
That is, assume you have a Temp-lookup in the Jobs module. An email template you have created for the Jobs module includes a merge field value from the Temps module, populated via the look-up. Now if you delete that field from Temps, then it will be listed in the template as an unsupported merge field.
If you have used a merge field that is not related to the module for which you are creating the template, then it will be listed as an unsupported merge field.
For example, if you insert the merge field value ${Temps.Temp Id} in an email template for the Jobs module, it will be listed as an unsupported merge field.
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