You can use the Send Email shape to share information about a case with stakeholders. By using email, you can control the number of recipients and the format of the message.
Click the Send Email step.
Identify the email recipients.
From the Send to list, select Email address.
In the field below the Send to list, enter the email address of a user who is interested in your case.
From the Send to list, select Field.
In the field below the Send to list, press the Down Arrow key and select the name of a field that stores an email address.
Tip: To send the email to more than one recipient, use a comma-separated list of field names.
From the Send to list, select User reference.
From the list below the Send to list, select the name of a user reference that is defined in your data model.
At run time, this field stores information about one user only.
From the Send to list, select Party.
From the list below the Send to list, select the name of a work party that defines a person, business, or organization that is involved in your case.
In the Subject field, enter the title of the email.
Define the contents of the email.
From the Message list, select Correspondence.
In the Correspondence template field, press the Down Arrow key and select the name of a correspondence rule that contains a preset message.
From the Message list, select Custom.
Click Click to edit message to open the Compose message dialog box.
This dialog box provides a rich text editor that you can use to create and style your message.
Optional: To populate your email message with default text, use a template.
In the Compose message dialog box, click Use template.
Click the name of a template that contains a relevant message, such as rejection notice.
Click Select to add the template text, which you can edit, to your email message.
Optional: To include the value of a field from your case in your email, reference a property.
In the Compose message dialog box, click a position in the rich text editor that relates the value of the property to the purpose of the email message.
For example, you can reference a first and last name in a greeting, or embed a project milestone date within a sentence.
Tip: To prevent confusing sentences in your message, ensure that there is a space before and after your property reference.
Click Insert Property from the toolbar.
Click the name of a field that stores a value, such as First Name or Last Name, to include in your email message.
Optional: To provide quick access to the case from your email, add a link to the email message.
In the Compose message dialog box, click the Link icon.
In the Link dialog box, select the Link to current case check box.
In the Title field, enter the link text that is displayed in the email message.
Click OK.
Click Done.
Optional: To add supporting information to the email, include attachments.
Select the Include attachments check box.
Click All case attachments.
Select the Include attachments check box.
Click Choose attachments.
In the first list that is displayed, select an option based on the type of attachment to include:
Category - A group of attachments with the same business classification.
Field - A single attachment that is stored in the field that you provide.
In the second list that is displayed, press the Down Arrow key and select the name of a category or field, based on the type of attachments that you are including.
Click Save.