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LeadBoss Q&A
Email:
DavidP@InsuranceOnly.com
Q: How do I create an
email template?
A: You create an email template by clicking
on the “Create Email Template” button. This will take you to the “Event Email
Creation” page. On this page you need to select the type of template you would
like to create: Event Email, Event Reminder, or LeadBoss Email Template. NOTE:
The LeadBoss Email Templates are those templates that you manually send to
clients – these are NOT Event Emails. Once you have decided which type of
template you would like to create, you then need to name the template. It is
important to be very clear when naming the template by including what status the
template should apply to and some indication as to what is contained in the
email or reminder. You now enter the text for the email or reminder. If you are
adding text for an email, you should be more careful as to the content of the
text. The 4th step in the process is to add the text. You simply type in the
text as you would a regular email or reminder. If you would like to add field
lists so that the emails or reminders are customized for that particular lead,
you simply need to select the particular field that should be added to the email
or reminder. You can choose to add fields that pull from the lead’s information
or from the agent’s information. If an Event Email Template is setup with the
first name field in place, this will prompt LeadBoss to “pull” this particular
field or information from the lead thus customizing the email. Once you have
created the email template, you can click the “Preview Email Message” to
determine how the template will look when sent. NOTE: when entering text for an
EVENT EMAIL or LEADBOSS EMAIL, DO NOT enter a signature. The reason for this is
LeadBoss will enter this information automatically based on which agent the lead
is assigned to. You will want to enter a salutation (ex. “Sincerely,”) followed
by a carriage return (space).
Q: How do I create an email/reminder rule?
A: You can either create an email or
reminder rule from scratch or you can modify an existing rule. If you would like
to create one from scratch simply click on either “Add Email Rule” or “Add
Reminder Rule” based on what you want to do. Within the Email Rule area, the
system will ask which status you would like to associate this email to. All
statuses (Call Log, Lead Statuses, and Case Statuses) are listed. You then need
to select the EVENT EMAIL TEMPLATE you would like to use. After you have
selected the template, you’ll need to select when the email should be sent. If
you indicate a “0” this tells the system to send the email immediately. If you
indicate a “1” it will be sent in 1 day, a “2” in two days, a “365” in a year,
etc. NOTE: if you have an email rule set and change the status before the email
is sent, LeadBoss will delete all the queued or emails that were going to be
sent (ex. You have a rule set so that an email goes out in 10 days yet you
change the status on day 9. The email that was set to go out on day 10 will NOT
go out.) Once you have decided when the email is to be sent you MAY also want to
select a signature. NOTE: it is rare that you will select a signature here. The
reason for this is LeadBoss will automatically attach a signature to the email
based on which agent is working the lead. By selecting a signature you are
telling LeadBoss to ignore the agent who is associated with the lead and attach
the signature that you select. The last step is to select enter the email
subject. NOTE: the client/lead will see the email “subject” so be careful of
it’s content.
Setting rules for Reminders is very similar though you do not have a signature
(since it is not an email) and you have a “reoccurrence” feature. The
reoccurrence allows you to setup a reminder that will reoccur until the status
is changed. Thus, you may have the reminder set to occur 3 days after the status
is set and then reoccur every 2 days thereafter.
Q: If I delete an event or reminder rule, does this
delete the template?
A: No. The template still exists in the
“Template List” and you can still attach a rule to this template.

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