Email → Email Notifications controls every automatic email the app can send, with a live Design Preview so you can see changes before saving.
Notification types
Each notification has its own on/off toggle, subject line, sender name, and (where applicable) sender email:
| Notification | Sent to | Triggered when |
|---|
| Customer New Order Message | Customer | A new order is synced — invites the customer to submit details for their proof |
| Customer New Message | Customer | You send a new message on their order |
| Customer Proof Revision | Customer | You reattach a revised proof file to the same conversation |
| Customer Order Status | Customer | You change the order’s merchant status |
| Merchant New Message | You | The customer sends a new message |
| Merchant Order Status | You | The customer approves or rejects a proof |
The Customer New Order Message (labeled Customer New Order Message on the toggle list) is the entry point for the whole workflow — if it’s off, customers on newly synced orders won’t know they need to submit details or view their proof unless you message them directly.
Editing a template
For each notification you can set:
- Subject — the email subject line
- Sender name — the name shown in the customer’s inbox
- Sender email — used as the Reply-To address when sending from the app’s default mail; configure Custom SMTP to send from your own address instead
- Design — the email body, edited in the rich text editor with the Design Preview on the right
Placeholders
Click a placeholder chip to insert it into the template — it’s replaced with real order data when the email is sent:
| Placeholder | Inserts |
|---|
Order Number | The Shopify order number |
Client Name | The customer’s name |
Message | The message content (for message-related emails) |
Store Name | Your store name |
Click Save under each section to store your changes, or Reset to restore the default template.
Email logo
Under Email Logo, upload an image to replace the default logo shown at the top of every notification email. Set the display width and height in pixels, then Save. Use Reset to remove your custom logo and go back to the default.