Email Events

Modified on Tue, 27 Aug at 1:02 PM

When creating workflows for forms the simplest place to start is by creating an email. In this article, we cover the 2 different types of Email Workflow events and the configuration options available to customise the emails and PDFs they generate.


Email 

The email workflow event is the simplest type of workflow event it will send an email to the configured email address(s). Below are the configuration options for your email event.


Main Configuration

  • Label
    • This is the Label of your workflow event, it will easily allow you to distinguish the event from others when viewing them in the workflow screen or elsewhere in the platform.
  • Email Address
    • The To, CC and BCC email addresses that will receive the email
  • Email Subject Line
    • The email subject can be specified allowing easy identification of the email.
  • Run Conditionally
    • All workflow events can be run conditionally, for more information on conditional logic check out the conditional logic article linked above.


Advanced


Email Configuration

  • Exclude Attachments
    • This setting allows you to remove attachment links from the email body. Attachment links are created by Signature, Files, and Camera elements.
  • Use email templates
    • Email templates are configured in the email templates menu and allow you to customise the email body.
  • Include Custom Attachment 
    • Custom attachments can be added to the email event by including an API route in your email event for more information check out the article linked above.




Email + PDF

The Email + PDF event workflow event is the same as the Email event only the Email includes an attached PDF copy of the form. This PDF can be customised to add and remove content and will include some of the basic styling from your app.


The main and email configurations are all the same as the Email workflow event above.


Advanced


PDF Configuration

  • Exclude Elements
    • This allows you to remove elements from the PDF that may not be relevant to this recipient.
  • PDF File Name 
    • The name of the PDF can also be changed to more easily conform to any existing processes.
  • Display Submission ID in PDF
    • Turning this on will ensure the submission ID is added as a footer to each page of the PDF.
  • Display External ID
    • Turning this on will ensure the external ID is added as a footer to each page of the PDF.
  • Include calendar booking details
    • This option is only shown if you have a calendar booking event configured. It will include the details of the calendar booking on a new page at the bottom of the PDF.
  • Include payment details
    • This option is only shown if you have a payment event configured. It will include the details of the payment on a new page at the bottom of the PDF.
  • Include approval form content
    • This option is only shown if you have an approval flow configured. It will include the details of any approval forms on a new page at the bottom of the PDF.
  • Page break on form pages
    • Turning this on will create a page break in the PDF that reflects the page breaks in the form itself.



Custom Values 


The Email Address, Subject Line and PDF File Name can be customised with content from the form. To do this add {ELEMENT:<element_name>} and replace the <element_name> with the Name of the element you want to use (this can be found in the advanced section of the element details). In the example below we are using the Email element as the subject line of the email.


Get Help


If you have any questions or would like assistance with setting up your Email actions please contact us via this support portal or email support@oneblink.io. We are happy to assist in any way we can.




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