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Templates

Save and reuse the texts and emails you send most. Pick the right one per situation instead of writing from scratch.

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Templates

Intro greeting

Hi {name}, thanks for booking…

Send quote

Here is the quote you requested…

Follow-up #1

Hi {name}, how’s your review going?

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Templates store the messages you send most. Instead of writing from scratch every time, you pick the right one for the situation and send it fast. Saved templates can be reused in campaigns, sequences and one-off sends.

Two types: SMS and email

When you create a template you choose SMS or email. SMS is plain text with line breaks; email uses a rich body editor with formatting and links. The list shows a type badge for each, and search matches both name and body.

Create a template

  1. Tap + New template at the top right.
  2. Pick the type (SMS / email) and enter a template name. The name is required.
  3. Write the body and insert the variables you need.
  4. Tap Save and it’s added to the list.

Variables make each message personal

Put variables in the body and they’re swapped for each contact’s real values on send. For example customer name, company, sender name, product name or a booking link — so every message reads like it was written just for them.

Customer name, company and similar fields fill in when the contact has that data. A variable with no value comes out blank, so top up missing key fields before sending.

Start fast with an AI draft

Tap the AI draft button in the editor, enter the purpose of the message (e.g. new product launch, post-consultation follow-up), and a draft for that purpose is filled into the body. Drafts are never sent automatically — review and edit, then save.

An AI draft is only a starting point. Before sending, verify facts, amounts, dates and the customer name yourself, and trim any exaggeration.

Managing templates

Where to use

Saved templates are reused in the following places.

Split by situation (announce / booking / quote / follow-up 1·2·3) and keep it to one clear line with a variable to lift reply rates.

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