Email Rules

Email Rules

Overview

The Email Rules page in Sellercloud allows you to configure automatic email notifications triggered by specific events. There are two types of email rules: Client-Based and Company-Based. The client-based settings act as global preferences that apply across all companies within your account, while the company-based rules are set for each company or sales channel separately.

Prerequisites

To send emails based on email rules, the following conditions must be met:

Configure Email Rules

To configure your Email Rules, navigate to Settings > Email > Email Rules. Here you can edit both Client-Level and Company-Level settings.

Client-Level Settings

Click the Edit button of the Client-Level Settings panel and adjust your preferences as needed. Here you can configure the frequency of Payment and Feedback Reminders, as well as additional rules. You can set them in hours or days.

To successfully send payment reminders, you must assign Email Templates for all three email types: PaymentReminderFirst, PaymentReminderSecond, and PaymentReminderThird.

To successfully send feedback reminders, you must enable the Feedback Request checkbox for your desired companies and assign Email Templates for all three email types: FirstFeedbackReminder, SecondFeedbackReminder, and ThirdFeedbackReminder.

The Order Delivery workflow must be configured to send feedback reminders based on the delivery status or the delivery date of an order.

If all criteria are met, in the below example, Sellercloud will send a feedback reminder for an order after 3 days, a second reminder after 5 days, and a third reminder after 7 days. You can also enable the option to only send a feedback request if the order has been marked as delivered.

Company-Level Settings

You can configure company-level email rules for each of your integrated sales channels. Select your desired company from the dropdown menu and enable the checkboxes below to choose which emails should be sent out for each channel:

Some channels do not provide customer emails and may not want merchants to reach out to them directly. For example, Amazon automatically sends feedback requests to the customer, so there is no need to configure additional reminders for Amazon in Sellercloud.

To prevent Sellercloud from sending feedback reminders for Amazon Orders, App Setting StopSendingFeedbackToAmazon must be enabled for your account. Open a ticket with Sellercloud Support to confirm if this setting is enabled on your server.

To successfully set these email rules, you have to assign email templates to their respective triggers. Learn how to create and assign a template in our Email Templates article.