This feature on the Premium Options tab requires a Premium service plan account or higher.
Steps
If you do not have a template file, DAZzle creates a new one for you using the default filename email.txt. By default, Windows Notepad displays the template file.
Placeholder variables or tags are the items in angle brackets (<>) that DAZzle dynamically replaces when DAZzle creates the email message. The following table shows you the tags that you can use in your email template.
Item | Tag |
---|---|
Customs ID
|
<CustomsID> |
Declared Value
|
<DeclaredValue> |
Destination (Recipient's) Address
|
<DestinationAddress> |
Destination Email Address
|
<DestinationEmail> |
Full Name
|
<FullName> |
GroupCode
|
<GroupCode> |
Optional Postage Services (for example, Registered Mail, and so on)
|
<OptionalServices> |
Package Description
|
<PackageDescription> |
Postage Amount
|
<PostageValue> |
Postage Class (for example, Priority Mail, First-Class Mail)
|
<ServiceClass> |
Postmark Date
|
<PostmarkDate> |
Postmark Date and Time
|
<PostmarkDateTime> |
Reference ID
|
<ReferenceID> |
Sender Name
|
<SenderName> |
Sender Company Name
|
<SenderCompany> |
Sender Phone
|
<SenderPhone> |
Tracking Information (lists tracking type, tracking ID, and US Postal Service link for status checks)
|
<TrackingInformation> |
Tracking Number for USPS Tracking or Priority Mail Express
|
<TrackingID> |
Tracking Type (Priority Mail Express International (formerly Global Express Mail), Priority Mail Express, Signature Confirmation, USPS Tracking)
|
<TrackingType> |
Tracking URL (US Postal Service link for status check of package)
|
<TrackingURL> |
Weight of item
|
<PackageWeight> |
For more technical information about the XML features, visit the Endicia Developer Resources.
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