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      Navigation Path​

      1. In the main navigation menu, click ​Audience > Group Management > Groups.

      2. Click ​Configuration Template​.

      Purpose​

      This window provides an overview of all the configuration templates stored in your Mapp Engage system. A configuration template stores a set of sendout settings that you can easily apply when you create or copy a group.

      What can I do in this window?

      • Add a configuration template to your system.

      • Copy, edit, or delete an existing configuration template.

      • View basic information about each configuration template.

      Actions

      Setting

      Description

      ​Create​

      Opens a window where you can define settings that are stored in a new configuration template.

      Edit​

      Opens the ​General Settings​ tab where you can change settings that are the saved in the selected configuration template. You access the ​Reply Handling​ ,  ​Tracking & Links​, and ​Notification​ tabs from this window.

      Copy​

      Duplicates the selected configuration template and opens a window in which you can edit the name and enter a description for the copy.

      ​Delete​

      Deletes the selected entries, after an additional confirmation question.

      ​Select All​

      Selects all visible entries.

      Information​

      Item

      Description

      ​ ID​

      Shows the unique identification number that CEP assigns automatically when you create the configuration template.

      ​Name​

      Shows the name of the configuration template. You define the name when you create the configuration template. You can change the name at any time.

      ​Owner​

      Shows the name of the system user who created the configuration template.

      ​Last Update​

      Shows the most recent date on which the configuration template was edited.

      Details Area​

      This area displays more information about the selected configuration template.

      Information

      Description

      ​Name​

      Shows the name of the configuration template.

      ​Description​

      Shows the optional description of the configuration template.

      ​From Address​

      Shows the email address that appears as the email sender in the inbox of the recipient.

      ​Sendout Speed​

      Shows setting for the sendout speed of email messages in the group. This setting does not affect SMS or push notification sendouts.

      External factors can affect the sendout speed. These factors include the current load on the receiving email server and the quality of the cellular network connection. For smooth message delivery, it can be beneficial to slow down the sendout speed. We recommend a slower sendout speed for new contact lists to verify the validity of email addresses.

      • ​Maximum Sendout Speed:​ Sends email messages with the fastest possible processing and sendout speed.

      • ​Distributed Evenly Over Time Frame:​ Sends email messages at an even rate during a defined period.

      • ​Defined Speed:​ Sends emails at a selected speed. The sendout speed is calculated as a set number of emails per hour. Select the number of emails per hour from the drop-down list.

      ​[ID]​

      Shows the number that identifies the configuration template within the system.

      Change Display Options​

      Setting

      Description

      ​Filter​

      Filters the entries according to the values you enter in the filter fields.

      ​Remove Filter​

      Removes all filters and displays all available entries.

      ​Visible Rows​

      Changes the number of rows that are displayed per page.

      Navigates to the next or previous page of results. The arrows appear when not all entries can be displayed on one page.

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