Bulk Email

e-manage|ONE offers a powerful Bulk Email feature that allows you to send templated or free-form emails to multiple users effortlessly. You can include attachments from e-manage or your hard drive and choose to send individual emails to each recipient or build the recipient list within a single email with a simple checkbox. Here's how to use this functionality:

  1. Access the Bulk Email Function:

  • Go to "Analysis" → "Contacts" → "Contacts."

  1. Select Recipients:

  • Define your criteria and hit "Run Query" to list the contacts.

  • Highlight the desired contacts from the list.

  1. Initiate Bulk Email:

  • Click on "Bulk Email."

  1. Compose the Email:

  • Provide a Subject for your email. You can create a subject using the e-manage Builders or choose a pre-saved one.

  • Type your email body, or copy and paste from an HTML source.

  1. Adding Recipients:

  • You can add recipients by:

    • Dragging and dropping contacts from Recent Records, Favorites, Leads, or other grids containing contact information.

    • Dragging and dropping Contact Groups you've previously created. (See here for more information regarding Creating Groups.)

    • Importing email addresses from Microsoft Excel by selecting "Import Addresses Only - From Excel." Follow the steps to choose the appropriate sheet and column header containing the email addresses.

Note: If you use Excel to import email addresses, you won't be able to create a follow-up for the email due to the absence of a corresponding e-manage|ONE contact.

  1. Attach Documents:

  • Add any necessary documents by dragging and dropping them from any documents grid in e-manage|ONE or from your computer or network.

  1. Email Options:

  • To send separate emails (one per recipient), check the "Send Individual Emails" box.

  • To send a single email to all recipients, uncheck the box.

  1. Integration with Microsoft Outlook:

  • e-manage|ONE Bulk Email utilizes Microsoft Outlook to send emails, so make sure you have Microsoft Outlook Integration turned on.