Email Merge
The Email Merge feature in NetSuite allows you to send personalized email messages in bulk.
Before performing an email merge, make sure to complete the following tasks:
CREATING A GROUP
You can create groups by choosing members individually or by using a search of records. To create a group, go to Lists > Relationships > Groups > New.
You can create two types of groups:
CREATING AN EMAIL TEMPLATE
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Go to Documents > Templates > Email Templates > New.
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Enter the name, subject and body of the email template.
TO PERFORM AN EMAIL MERGE
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Go to Documents > Mail Merge > Bulk Merge.
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On the Select Output page, click Email.
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Click Terms of Service to read the terms of service for bulk email communications sent through NetSuite.
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Go to the Recipients tab to select your email recipients.
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Select the type of group you want to email from the Group Type list.
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Select the group you are emailing from the Group list.
A list of recipients appears in the Recipients area. NetSuite lists only those recipients who have not opted out of your marketing campaigns. - 7
Check Opt-Out Override to ignore opt-outs to send critical updates or non-marketing emails. Enter the justification for the opt-out override in the Opt-Out Override Reason textbox.
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Go to the Message tab to create your email message.
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From the Template list, select the email template you want to use to generate your email..
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Check the Update box if you want changes you make to the selected template to be saved to the template file in your file cabinet.
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The subject text from the email template record appears in the Subject field by default. Edit this field as required.
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The message text from the email template record appears in the Message textbox by default. Edit this textbox as required.
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Go to the Attachments tab to send attachments with your email.
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Select a file to attach to the email in the Attach File column..
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Click Add.
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Repeat Steps 14 and 15 for each file you want to attach.
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Click Merge & Send.
A note on DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
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To protect customers from unsolicited email, many ISPs check the domain key used in an email message to determine whether it is spam or not. DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is a method of digitally signing your email messages to allow authentication.
When sending email from NetSuite, using your own domain key increases campaign delivery rates and help enhance your reputation as a legitimate marketer. Without DKIM, you cannot send more than 10,000 messages in a single email campaign.
When set up, your domain keys will be used to authenticate all email messages sent from NetSuite. For full details see DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
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Also see Email Best Practices
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