Emails a covering message to a hand-picked list of customers in a single batch. Each customer is one outbound email, addressed to a chosen contact, and all recipients share the one message you compose. The task is reached from the Email folder in the Accounts Receivable navigator, or from the Email action on the Customer List.
The screen has two tabs:
Compose your message, then — once at least one recipient with a customer code is entered — choose Send Emails. The selections form is then replaced by a results view that reports the outcome for each email.
Each row is one outbound email. Enter a customer code (or add codes in bulk using the toolbar buttons below); the remaining details are filled in automatically from the customer record and can then be adjusted per row.
| Customer Code |
The customer account to email. Entering a code auto-fills the Name, Email Address, the customer's primary contact, and the customer's default delivery address for that row. If the code is not a valid customer, the row shows Not found. It is still submitted, and the send reports it as an error in the Results view. |
| Name |
Read-only. The customer's name, filled automatically from the customer record. |
| Email Address |
Read-only. The customer account's email address, filled automatically from the customer record. |
| Contact |
The contact this email is addressed to. Defaults to the customer's primary contact and can be changed to any contact on that customer. Choosing a contact updates the Contact Email for the row. |
| Contact Email |
Read-only. The chosen contact's email address. Follows the Contact selection. |
| Delivery Code |
The delivery address for the row. Defaults to the customer's default delivery code and can be changed to any delivery address held on that customer. |
| Merge 1 – Merge 4 |
Four free-text values you can type per row. These feed the |
As well as typing customer codes directly into the grid, the Recipients toolbar offers four ways to add rows:
The Email tab holds the one message sent to every recipient. The message can use merge fields so that, when each email is generated, the customer's and contact's details (and your per-row Merge values) are substituted in.
| Subject |
The email subject line. Accepts merge fields. |
| Message |
The HTML body of the email, edited in a rich-text editor. Accepts merge fields and an inserted signature. |
| Choose Template… |
Loads the subject, body, and signature setting from a stored email template. The screen opens blank; pick a template here to pre-fill the message. If you have already edited the message, you are asked to confirm before the template replaces it. |
| Attach Files… |
Attach one or more files to every email in the run. |
| Append Signature |
When ticked, your configured email signature is appended to each message. |
| Sender & copies |
An expandable section holding the From, Reply To, CC, and BCC addresses. These are optional — left blank, the company defaults apply. |
The merge-field picker beside the message lists the available fields in three tabs — Objects (data fields grouped by object), Functions, and Operators. Selecting an item inserts it at the cursor in the Subject, Message, or whichever field last had focus.
Custom object is offered with the fields Merge1 … Merge4 and Subject. Insert Custom.Merge1 (and so on) into the message to pull in the per-row Merge values you typed in the Recipients grid, so one message can vary per customer.
After sending, the form is replaced by a results view with one row per email. You can filter the grid by All, Errors, or Success, and Back to Selections returns to the form.
| Account |
The customer code for the email. |
| Name |
The customer's name. |
| Email Address |
The address the email was sent to. |
| Email Subject |
The resolved subject line for that email. |
| Message |
The outcome for the email — success or the error encountered. Shown by default so send errors are visible. |
| Email Number |
The email's number. Available via the column chooser. |
A footer below the grid shows the Records and Errors counts for the run.