A step-by-step guide for marketers on how to complete each field in an email template and understand the review status workflow.
Each email template in Asset Studio has a set of fields to complete. Here is what each one means:
The display name for the template — for example, Welcome Email - New Clients. This is how the template will appear in Asset Studio and in Salesforce.
Select the relevant product from the dropdown. This determines which product the email relates to.
Select one or more territories this template applies to.
Select Low Touch, High Touch, or NA depending on the level of client engagement this template targets.
Select whether this email is sent by an Implementation Account Manager or an Account Manager.
Enter the numeric journey point this template maps to in the client journey.
Select the appropriate client stage from the dropdown.
The subject line that recipients will see in their inbox.
The main content of the email, written in HTML. Two special syntax patterns are supported:
Upload the header image that appears at the top of the email. This is used for the Outlook preview; in production, the image is served from S3.
Upload the progress bar image that appears in the email.
Upload the footer image that appears at the bottom of the email.
Email templates move through a defined set of statuses. Here is what each one means and when to use it:
The template is being actively worked on. The automation pipeline will skip any template with this status entirely, so it is safe to leave a draft here while you are still editing.
Setting this status and publishing the item triggers the automated pipeline. The pipeline will:
Set automatically after generation completes. This is your signal that the preview email has been sent and the template is ready for you to check.
The template has been reviewed and approved. It is ready to be set to Live.
The template is active. Salesforce syncs from Asset Studio once every 24 hours, so the template will be available in Salesforce by the next sync window.