Send an email when someone completes your Formli

How it works

Email Actions enable you to send an email triggered by the completion of a Formli.

<aside> ☝🏼 Emails are best sent from an email-authenticated domain. For a guide on how to authenticate your domain, see here

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Setup Guide

<aside> 👉 This article assumes that you have already made a Formli. For more information on how to make your first Formli, see here

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Step 1 - Open the automations page

  1. Click ... More

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  2. Select Automations

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Step 2 - Create a new action

  1. Click + Add New Event

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  2. Select an automation trigger. The default is Formli Completion, but you can also choose New Payment. For this example, we’ll stick with Formli Completion

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  3. Click Save

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  4. Click + New Action

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Step 3 - Fill in the email fields

  1. Select Send an email from the drop down. (Send an email is the default selection).

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    <aside> ☝🏽 You can include responder information in any field on the "Edit Action" page. Type "[" to open the merge field selector, then select the Formli, Block, and Merge Field that you want to include. More on Merge Fields here

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  2. Fill in the "Send To" field with the desired email recipient. To send an email provided by a responder, type the "[" character to open the merge field selector, then select the Formli, block, and email.

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  3. Write an email subject

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  4. Write body text Once again, feel free to merge in responder information by opening the merge field selector by typing "[". You can also paste HTML code and add responder information directly to it.

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