[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Salesforce is a business application that caters to multiple processes of a business. One of which is sales. It allows you to automate every process required to complete a sale and even after that.
One key element of which are emails. In this blog, we’ll talk about how you can auto-populate the email body, subject line, or recipients’ email id and send automated emails.
Say bye to the manual process of updating your DocuSign email to each of your customers and create your own custom detail page button in the DocuSign button that lets you personalize content dynamically for each user
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Now you can install & configure DocuSign from our trusted friend AppExchange
Once you finish installing, you can access the DocuSign app from the app launcher.
Also, you can configure the permission form the Docusign Admin Tab
Note: From the Settings, you can choose which object layout will have a Docusign ‘Send with DocuSign’ standard button.
Before jumping to action, Let’s look at some of the Docusign parameters that we are going to use in our button to set the default value.
- CSE = used to set subject for the DocuSign email
- CSM = used to set body for docusign email
For more reference, you can check here [/vc_column_text][vc_custom_heading text=”Now here is the 3 step process to create a custom button that makes your work easy” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][vc_column_text]STEP 1: Go to object (in our case, we take Opportunity) setting → Select Button, Links, and Action → Click on New Button-Link
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STEP 2: Add a custom button to the layout
STEP 3: Execute what we have created. Click on the opportunity Custom Docusign button we just created
You have now completed the building block of creating a custom DocuSign button for your object. If you have any queries, do reach out to us.
Happy Learning! 🙂[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]