Hi all,
Thanks ahead of time for any input! We utilize the email connector for tickets by email from customers. In addition, as many of you most likely do, we will utilize CommitCRM to send an email regarding a ticket back to the client. The question I have is this: Is there a way to configure who CommitCRM sends the email as? For example, when I send a ticket update to a client from within CommitCRM it utilizes my name as the sender as the email connector account, not the email connectors account name (Support). In the future when a client sends me an email directly, they will send it not knowingly to the support system because when they start typing my name, the email connector email address populates instead of mine due to the way CommitCRM labels the sent email and this is becoming more troublesome than anything else. I would like if someone can explain how to get the email sending via CommitCRM to utilize the email connector's address and name it accordingly instead of using my name or my tech's name.
Thanks!
Thanks ahead of time for any input! We utilize the email connector for tickets by email from customers. In addition, as many of you most likely do, we will utilize CommitCRM to send an email regarding a ticket back to the client. The question I have is this: Is there a way to configure who CommitCRM sends the email as? For example, when I send a ticket update to a client from within CommitCRM it utilizes my name as the sender as the email connector account, not the email connectors account name (Support). In the future when a client sends me an email directly, they will send it not knowingly to the support system because when they start typing my name, the email connector email address populates instead of mine due to the way CommitCRM labels the sent email and this is becoming more troublesome than anything else. I would like if someone can explain how to get the email sending via CommitCRM to utilize the email connector's address and name it accordingly instead of using my name or my tech's name.
Thanks!
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