Schedule Email Reminders for Open Draft Orders

How to set up a reminder plan for open draft orders
Written by Raphael
Updated 1 month ago

Learn how to set up your email reminder schedule and email template to remind open draft orders.


Learn how to set up your email reminder schedule and email template.

Add a Reminder Plan

Navigate to settings to see the following view. Click "Add reminder plan".

Entering The Reminder Plan Settings Draft Orders

When you first enter the Reminder Plan Settings this is what you will see.

Name your Reminder Plan

Give your reminder plan a short name to recognize it later on. It's even more useful when having multiple reminder plans for different use-cases. E.g. two different payment methods like bank deposit and cheque or different customer types like B2B and B2C.

Schedule reminders (Orders)

Send Reminders From

Choose the starting point of the reminder schedule. See all options below:

  • Order Receipt Date: Schedule from the date when the order is received.
  • Payment Due Date: Schedule from the date when the payment is due.

Add Reminders

Add reminders and choose the delay from the previous event in days or hours. Also, schedule to send a reminder immediately is possible with the first reminder. You can schedule up to 9 reminders.

Schedule Reminders

Send Reminders From

Choose the starting point of the reminder schedule. See all options below:

  • Draft order creation date: Schedule from the date when the draft order is created
  • Invoice sent: Schedule from the date when the Invoice is first sent.
  • Payment due date: Schedule from the date when the payment is due.

Add Reminders

Add reminders and choose the delay from the previous event in days or hours. Also, schedule to send a reminder immediately is possible with the first reminder. You can schedule up to 9 reminders.

Adjust your Email Template

Finally, scroll down to Email dispatch and click Start customizing to get to the template editor. Find out how to set up your first email reminder template.

 

 

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