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How to customize the workflow email body?
Click on “these users” here to format the email message is below screen shot. Select To to whom to send an email which highlighted in rectangle in above image. Configure select users pop up add ‘User who created current item’ then click OK.
Steps to customize workflow email body using SharePoint designer workflow Open your site from SharePoint designer 2013. Create a Custom workflow on the list Enter Name “Send an Email” and description “Send an email when customer data added”. Select workflow platform target “SharePoint 2013 workflow” and click OK.
How can I customize the body of an email?
Select email and then right click where drop down menu comes select Properties. Clicking properties menu ‘Send an email properties’ popup appear in which we click on string builder (…) under email body. String builder popup of email shown in below For customize email body add below html in between body section. To save email body then click on ok.
How to grant full control to a workflow?
To grant full control permission to a workflow Select the Settings icon. Go to Site settings. In the Users and Permissions section, select Site app permissions. Copy the client section of the App Identifier. This is the identifier between the last “|” and the “@” sign, as shown in the figure. Go to the Grant permission to an app page.
Open the app catalog site in SharePoint Designer. Create a new Custom List on which to run the workflow. In this example, the list name is App Demo. Select Workflows in the navigation window. Create a new List Workflow for the App Demo list, as shown in the figure.
How to set up custom workflow in SharePoint?
For more info, see SharePoint 2010 workflow retirement. By using the Send an Email action in the Workflow Designer, you can set up your custom workflow to send emails to you or to any other specified user or group. The available fields for an email are To, CC, Subject, and Body.
Which is an example of an email workflow?
An email workflow is a succession of emails that you trigger to send automatically based on predetermined criteria, such as a contact action, preference, or other custom data.