Defining email templates
Use this procedure to create email templates that can be used on coaching, corrective action, or grievance records.
- Select Employee Relations > Set Up > Email Templates.
- Select the tab for the type of email template you are creating: Coaching, Corrective Action, or Grievance.
- Click New.
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On the Email Template form, specify this information.
- Email Template
- Specify a template name. The name should be meaningful so that the purpose of the template can be recognized when you are selecting the template.
- Description
- Specify a description for the email template.
- Preferred Email Language
- Select the role locale for the preferred language for this template.
- To
- Select the variables or roles that represent the email
addresses of the person or persons to whom the email is sent.
To include a variable, select the three vertical dots next to the field, click Variables, and select a variable. The variable is shown within curly braces. For example, {HiringManager}. Separate multiple variables with commas.
To include a role, select a role from the Role list. These roles are defined in the setup for your organization.
Note: In any email address field, you can also specify an email address. Separate multiple email addresses or email variables with commas. - CC, BCC
- Select the variable or role representing the email addresses of the person or persons to whom the email is copied. For example, {Manager}. Separate multiple email addresses or email variables with commas.
- From
- Select the variable that represents the email address of the person sending the email. For example, {Manager}.
- Subject
- Specify the subject of the email. Use a variable for any
text you want substituted. Note: To use a variable, specify crtl-right-click in the field, click Variables to show the available variables. The variable that you select is shown in curly braces. For example, {HiringManager}. Use commas to separate multiple variables.
For example:
{ResourcePreferredFullName} - Coaching request
- Body
- Specify the text of the email. Use variable text for any
text you want substituted. For
example:
From: {Organization} {ResourceID} - {PositionTitle} To whom it may concern, A coaching session has been requested with {ResourcePreferredFullName}.
This field is an RTF text field, which can be formatted.
Note: An administrator can establish settings that cause employee relations emails to be formatted with your organization's email header and footer. If a header and footer have been configured for the organization, the administrator can select the Use Corporate Header and Footer check box on the organization's detail page within Set Up > Email > Email Automation. If the check box is enabled, employee relations emails are automatically formatted with your organization's email header and footer.
- Click Save.