Sending Ad-Hoc Emails to Customers
Learn how to send ad-hoc emails to customers from Centime.
🖐️ Sending Ad-Hoc Emails
Ad-hoc emails can be sent from the Receivables module of Centime. Emails can be sent from both the Unpaid Invoices and Customers tabs.
🧾 Invoice Emails
From the Unpaid Invoices tab, you can send your customers an email with specific invoice details. This email includes the invoices as a PDF attachment and a table with relevant invoice details.
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Navigate to the Unpaid Invoices tab.
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Click Send Email.
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Select one or more invoices. If you select multiple invoices for the same customer Centime will consolidate these into 1 email.
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Preview and customize the email content.
- Ad-hoc emails are sent to contacts with roles that are of type communication contact.
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Click Send.
👥 Customer Emails
From the Customer tab, there are a few different types of emails you can send:
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Send Statement: This uses the monthly statement template. You cannot edit this email before sending it.
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Send Email: This sends the customer an email with a button to the customer portal. This is great for customer updates.
- 💡 Customer emails are great for broadcasting general updates to all your customers.
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Enroll in autopay: This asks your customer to enrol in autopay.
🧾 Customize email templates
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Templates: Email templates for ad-hoc communications are managed under Settings > Receivables > General Settings and within Workflows. Updating these templates ensures a more streamlined experience when sending emails manually, reducing the need for repeated custom edits.
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Sender information: Emails appear to come from your designated primary AR contact, adding a personal touch.
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Technical delivery: While the sender appears as your AR contact, the email is technically delivered via reminders@centime.com to ensure reliability.
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Customer replies: Replies are routed to the primary AR contact or the sender of the automated AR campaign.
🔁 Sending Reminder Emails Through Workflows
When customers are enrolled in a workflow, reminder emails are sent automatically based on the schedule you configure. This allows you to follow up consistently on unpaid invoices without manual effort.
To learn more about setting up a workflow, visit the Workflow Setup Guide.