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In this article, we’ll look at some practical ways you can add/modify the standard templates using online editors for sending email notifications to the customers; based on workflow actions.
Go to SAP CPQ Setup > Workflow/Approval > Notifications
Notifications are triggered by workflow events, like a new order being placed, or an order being failed. They are sent to you, your staff, or your customers, depending on the event as well as your order notification settings.
Each one of these notification templates can be customized to include custom HTML and CSS, which means there’s a lot of room to showcase your brand.
There are currently 10 Standard Email templates are available (2B) and also you can add new notifcation templates using (2A)
To modify the existing template, click one of edit button (pencil icon)
To make beautiful template, you will have to copy the message text and update the new changes in the same area.
Copy the Message text from one of the Notification and paste it to preview or adjust the html, css tags according to the new branding of the customer request.
you’ll have to test each email notification newly added to ensure the output looks right from a customer’s perspective. As developers, we should always be thinking about how the end will look and feel for the customers.
CTX tags are used for retrieving certain values from various parts of SAP CPQ.
Getting Started
Selecting a Template
When you select “Notifications” from the left navigation bar, you will see a drop down of the various email types we support. A great place to start is your Order Confirmation, but all of your notification emails are important in their own right and should have a consistent look and feel.
Once you select an notification, you have the opportunity to select a various template. All of SAP CPQ's email templates are responsive so whichever you choose will look great on a desktop or on mobile.
Customizing your Template — Working from the top down.
When customizing your email template you will want to keep the design simple and effective. A good way to not miss anything is to take a top down approach. For this reason I suggest starting with the pretext of the email and working your way down the template.
Go to SAP CPQ Setup > Workflow/Approval > Notifications
Notifications are triggered by workflow events, like a new order being placed, or an order being failed. They are sent to you, your staff, or your customers, depending on the event as well as your order notification settings.
Each one of these notification templates can be customized to include custom HTML and CSS, which means there’s a lot of room to showcase your brand.
There are currently 10 Standard Email templates are available (2B) and also you can add new notifcation templates using (2A)
To modify the existing template, click one of edit button (pencil icon)
To make beautiful template, you will have to copy the message text and update the new changes in the same area.
HTML Online Editors
Copy the Message text from one of the Notification and paste it to preview or adjust the html, css tags according to the new branding of the customer request.
Make sure that you test!
you’ll have to test each email notification newly added to ensure the output looks right from a customer’s perspective. As developers, we should always be thinking about how the end will look and feel for the customers.
Note : There is no preview functionality to review the notification template.CTX Tags - Prepare & Test
CTX tags are used for retrieving certain values from various parts of SAP CPQ.
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