Email Blast Alert Icon
If you have contacts that are in your ClientTouch Workgroup and they have a valid email address but are not opted-in, you will see an alert icon next to your Email Blast.
Email Blast Alert Icon
If you have contacts that are in your ClientTouch Workgroup and they have a valid email address but are not opted-in, you will see an alert icon next to your Email Blast.
Change to About This WorkGroup Unknown Email Opt-In Status
In the past, the Contacts with an Unknown Email Opt-In Status included invalid email addresses, contacts with no email and also not opted-in email addresses. Unknown now means the contact has a valid email address and it does not have an opted-in status. The section Contacts with incomplete email addresses will still include the contacts with invalid or empty email fields.
Upgrade to Font Awesome
We’ve upgraded to Font Awesome 5 Pro. We use this for all of our icons throughout the system. We’ve added Duotone Icons and modified some of our icons. If you are using our old 4.7 Icons on Custom Tabs, Custom ClientTouch Actions, Custom Action Set Actions or throughout the system, you may notice the icon is missing. We could not upgrade them automatically, so in some cases you may need to choose a new icon from the Font Awesome Icon set: https://fontawesome.com/icons?d=gallery.
Here is a sample of what the new icons will look like:
Optional Config: Opt-In Wizard with individual Contacts
Our new Email Intelligence Info box made opting in contacts a one click option. If you would like to go back to opening the opt-in wizard and having the option to choose you think your contacts want to hear from you, please let me know and I will turn this option on for you.
Optional Config: Opt-In Wizard with individual Contacts
Our new Email Intelligence Info box made opting in contacts a one click option. If you would like to go back to opening the opt-in wizard and having the option to choose you think your contacts want to hear from you, please let me know and I will turn this option on for you.
