Happy Friday!
I am trying to create an email that gets triggered when a specific form is filled out. However, I want the email to contain the data submitted in one of the fields on the form. Is this possible?
Basically we are going to create a form where people can submit questions/ideas, and I want those questions/ideas to be populated in an email that gets triggered to a specific address each time it gets filled out.
Hope this makes sense, and thanks for any help/input.
ML
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More specifically, here's what you'd do.
Create a Smart Campaign: Trigger: Form Fill for <form name>
Flow: Send Alert
-------Email (create the email below)
-------Send To (either lead owner or your email address or a tokened name, etc
Email: (CREATE THIS AS AN OPERATIONAL EMAIL!!!!)
FROM: name@company.com
Subject: {{trigger.Trigger Name}} for {{lead.Full Name}} from {{trigger.name}}
Approximate Time: {{system.datetime}}
First Name: {{lead.First Name}}
Last Name: {{lead.Last Name}}
Company: {{company.Company Name}}
Phone: {{lead.Phone Numbers}}
Email: {{lead.Email Address}}
Comments: {{lead.Note Field Name}}
Yes, use tokens.
Hi Jim-
Yes I know that I should the token for that field. But how will the email know which lead to pull that token data from? So if I submit the form and you submit the form, two emails should be triggered, but how do I make sure it pulls from my data on the first submit and yours on the second?
Apologies if this is a stupid question.
If you submit the form and trigger the campaign, the email will contain your data.
If I submit the form and trigger the campaign, the email will contain my data.
The emails pulls values from the lead that triggers the campaign.
More specifically, here's what you'd do.
Create a Smart Campaign: Trigger: Form Fill for <form name>
Flow: Send Alert
-------Email (create the email below)
-------Send To (either lead owner or your email address or a tokened name, etc
Email: (CREATE THIS AS AN OPERATIONAL EMAIL!!!!)
FROM: name@company.com
Subject: {{trigger.Trigger Name}} for {{lead.Full Name}} from {{trigger.name}}
Approximate Time: {{system.datetime}}
First Name: {{lead.First Name}}
Last Name: {{lead.Last Name}}
Company: {{company.Company Name}}
Phone: {{lead.Phone Numbers}}
Email: {{lead.Email Address}}
Comments: {{lead.Note Field Name}}
Robb, this is awesome. Thank you so much.
Thanks for this.
One question: where do I get the trigger name?
{{trigger.Name}} is an actual token, not shorthand.
So, I don't replace Name with something?
Correct, {{trigger.Name}} and {{trigger.Trigger Name}} refer to trigger characteristics automatically.