If you have an HTML email newsletter template designed in an another application you can easily transfer it to Annelite. Just follow these simple steps: Click on the HTML button on formatting toolbar to open the HTML source window Open the HTML source code of your newsletter design in a text-editing application and select all…
To add an unsubscribe link to your email marketing template, use the Merge Tag [REMOVE]. It will be replaced with the actual link. When a recipient clicks on the link they will need to confirm their unsubscribe request. Both autoresponder campaigns and newsletters in Annelite are sent to a group of contacts. When a recipient…
FreshBooks is a simple invoicing and time tracking service that helps you send, track and collect payments quickly. To link and sync your Annelite and FreshBooks accounts, follow these simple steps: In your Annelite account go to Settings > Add-ons. Click on the Activate link under the FreshBooks logo and enter your FreshBooks account (login)…
First, go to Settings > Add-ons and activate the networks. You can add several accounts for each, for example, your personal and company Twitter accounts. Second, make sure that the user you’re logged in as has permission to post status updates to social networks. To do so, click on your name in the top right…
A user is a person who accesses your Annelite account. Users have their own username and password, preferences, settings and permissions. Every person who needs to access your Annelite account must have own user account. Multiple persons are not permitted to share the same user login.
Admin is a user with additional permissions. Admins can add, edit, delete and assign users to Departments. Inside a department, admins choose which email identities users are allowed to use when sending messages. Unlike users, admins have access to the Account Dashboard and billing information.
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