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Using Variable Data in Forms and Templates
Save time by using variable data fields that will fill in with your information or your client's information.
If you're setting up newsletters/forms/templates that you'll be reusing, you can save yourself some time by using variable data fields to automatically input information for you. Below you can see an example and a list of the variable data fields available for use.
Example: You, Jordan Miller of Miller Taxes, wants to welcome new clients to your firm so you set up this template as a new client campaign -
Hello [recipientFirstName],
Thank you for contacting [companyName]. We look forward to working with you!
Sincerely,
[fullName]
A new client, Larry Stetson has joined your firm and you've added him to your ClientHub. You could then send him the welcome email template and it would send as -
Hello Larry,
Thank you for contacting Miller Taxes. We look forward to working with you!
Sincerely,
Jordan Miller
Sender Variables (this is your information):
[firstName]
[lastName]
[fullName]
[email]
[phone]
[city]
[state]
[streetAddress]
[companyName]
Recipient Variables (this is your client's information):
[recipientFirstName]
[recipientLastName]
[recipientFullName]
[recipientEmail]