Email input
Archiving e-mail logs
The e-mail log in InterformNG2 can perform poorly if a very large number of e-mails are stored. If there is a requirement to store e-mail logs for a long time, it is recommended to move email logs to a separate archive for long term storage. One ...
Save or hold emails
It is possible in InterformNG2 to either save or hold the emails. The reasons why you would like to do that could be to e.g. save an email in an archive or e.g. generate an email in status held, so that you can verify the contents before enabling ...
Email input
This section describes the various email inputs. Email input covers both the various payloads, that you can use when emailing, but it also includes the option to setup a workflow to monitor an email account for incoming emails. 1. Use an XML file or ...
Email log
With the InterformNG2 email log you can see all emails, that has been generated with InterformNG2. A prerequisite for the email log is, that it has been activated via the email log setup. In the email log you can see the status of emails, you can ...
Emails with status held
With InterformNG2 you do not need to send out all emails, that you generate. One option is to create emails as .eml files e.g. with the Create PDF document component followed by the To filesystem component to produce .eml files in your file system. ...
Email output
This section contains information about emailing from (and to) InterformNG2. For the most email scenarios you would need to setup an email server and then use either of the workflow components, Create PDF email (if you want a standard PDF attachment) ...