Send an email with SMTP
Use the SMTP Emails tool to connect to an email provider through SMTP and send an email. Obtain the required SMTP connection settings from your email provider before configuring the tool.
Before you start
Collect the SMTP host name, secure transfer protocol, and port from your email provider. If the SMTP connection requires authentication, you also need a username and password.
Attach a file
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This tool does not allow attaching multiple files.
| Setting | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Name of attachment | Sets the attachment's file name. | No |
| Path of the attachment | Identifies the attachment. Use the path to a Base64-encoded value in the data record or a file-manager path such as testfolder/test.pdf. | No |
When you add an attachment, provide both its name and its path.
Configure the sender and recipients
| Setting | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| From Name | Sets the sender name. | Yes |
| From Address | Sets the sender email address. | No |
| To Name | Sets the recipient name. | No |
| Send to | Sets the recipient email address. | Yes |
| Reply Name | Sets the name shown for the reply recipient. | No |
| Reply Address | Sets the email address that receives replies. | No |
| CC | Sends a copy of the email to the specified email addresses. | No |
| BCC | Sends a hidden copy to one or more email addresses. Separate multiple addresses with commas. | No |
Configure the SMTP connection
| Setting | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Do you use authentication? | Specifies whether the SMTP connection uses a username and password. Authentication parameters will be filled in the app in the flow. | No |
| Host Name | Sets the primary and backup SMTP servers. | Yes |
| Secure Transfer | Sets the secure transfer protocol. Supported values are none, tls, and ssl. | Yes |
| Port | Sets the SMTP port. Supported values are 465 and 587. | Yes |
Configure the message
| Setting | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Subject | Sets the email subject. | Yes |
| Alt Body | Sets the plain-text alternative for email clients that do not support HTML. | No |
| WordWrap | Controls line wrapping in the HTML content. The documented default is 75 characters. | No |
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