I have configured Google Contacts with some information near the name of the contact so I can figure more quickly which person that contact refers to.
For instance, if the name of the person is "John Smith" in Google Contacts I can write "John Smith (Meet in Sandra birthday)".
Nevertheless when I send an email to that person in the header of the email besides the email to whom I'm sending also appears the little reminder.
Which I want is that in the header of the email only appears the email address to whom I'm writing and not his name neither the reminder.
Is that possible?
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I have a requirement where I need to report if a particular role has created a new supplier. I do not want to use a workflow, just send out email to a certain person if this happens. I tried creating a saved search and selected User:Role to the desired one but how to check if the action = create new record?
Thanks
Assuming "Supplier" = "Vendor" create the following Vendor saved search. Creating a Vendor search will allow you to reference fields at the Vendor level and System Notes level. Luckily the system notes store user and user role.
Criteria tab: "System Notes : Type" is Create, and "System Notes :
Role" is [enter name of the Role]
Results tab : include all the fields you want
Email tab: check "SEND EMAIL ALERTS WHEN RECORDS ARE CREATED/UPDATED"
Email > Specific Recipients subtab: select who to send the email to. You can also send to Recipients from Results
Email > Customize Message subtab: enter the message details
I am trying to use Stripe to process payments. The problem is that I need the name, id number and address of every customer to satisfy European regulations. I see screen captures everywhere of invoices generated by Stripe that contain that information below "Bill to", but my invoices only place there the email even if I force to collect the billing address with
'billing_address_collection' => 'required'
How can I force it to collect the name and save the address for the invoice?
You should set the complete address on the Customer, and in particular confirm the country is set to a valid ISO 2-letter code. The country is critical to allow Stripe to format the address using the appropriate style.
I have SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint Designer 2007. I have a workflow that sends out an e-mail to admins when certain conditions are met. What I am struggling with is getting the Assigned To data in the TO part of the e-mail. I can do a lookup to get the Assigned To value in the body of the e-mail, but not in the actual To field (as Assigned To just isn't one of the options to select in this field, and any attempt to add this just doesn't translate at all into any sort of readable e-mail address).
So, my question is, how do I, using a workflow generated e-mail, send e-mail notifications utilizing the Assigned To field.
Thanks in advance.
I believe you'll need to have an action (preceding the "send email" action in the workflow) in which you set a variable equal to the value of the "Assigned To" field, retrieving the field value as an email address. Then use that variable as the recipient in your send email action.
I have a little project going on and I am trying to send many emails to multiple contacts. What I have noticed is that I have multiple values that need to be sent to the same contact, instead of sending multiple emails to the same person I want to modify the value in Word to have more than one. I cannot seem to find the rules to apply it, if it is even possible. I am getting my lists from an excel sheet where I have the name, email address and the multiple client mnemonics.
For example, on the excel sheet:
Contact Name Client Mnemonic Email Address
---------- ---------- ----------
John Smith AAAA_12 JS#mail.com
John Smith AAAB_13 JS#mail.com
John Smith DGB_34 JS#mail.com
Jane Doe TILED_EF JD#mail.com
Jane Doe RGHF_WE JD#mail.com
I have to send email to these contacts, but do not want to send multiple email to the same recipient. I searched places to apply this but a lot of them did not apply to what I wanted or it was too technical for me to understand.
I looked here:
http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/154370-Microsoft-Word-Catalogue-Directory-Mailmerge-Tutorial
for the information and a few youtube tutorials, but I cannot seem to figure it out.
Quick question... When approaching something like an email address the immediate idea is to treat this as a value object.
If we have a number of entities though, say a customer, a contact, and a supplier that are referencing the same email address, it is conceivable that when we change a customer's email address we may want the customer's contact, and they may be a supplier too, have that email change reflected with those entities as well. Am I correct in thinking this is giving the email address identity so it should now be represented as an entity?
Cheers,
Steve
Yes, I believe you're on the right lines. See my previous answer here.