Send Email Automation Action

Updated October 26, 2026 149 views

Send Email Automation Action

The Send Email action automatically sends emails when triggers fire. Perfect for notifications, follow-ups, and client communication.

Recipient Options

Owner: Send to the kanban board owner.

Assigned User: Send to the card's assigned user.

Contact: Send to the contact linked to the card.

Specific Email: Send to a fixed email address.

Email Configuration

Subject: The email subject line. Supports template variables.

Body: The email content. Supports template variables and basic HTML.

Send Via:

  • System Mail: Uses OpenLuxe's email servers
  • Email Connection: Uses your connected Gmail/Outlook

Template Variables

Personalize emails with dynamic content:

Card Variables:

  • {{card.title}} - Card title
  • {{card.description}} - Card description
  • {{card.priority}} - Priority level
  • {{card.due_date}} - Due date
  • {{card.deal_value}} - Deal amount

Contact Variables:

  • {{contact.name}} - Contact name
  • {{contact.email}} - Contact email
  • {{contact.company}} - Company name

User Variables:

  • {{user.name}} - Current user name
  • {{owner.name}} - Board owner name
  • {{assignee.name}} - Assigned user name

Other Variables:

  • {{list.name}} - Current list name
  • {{kanban.name}} - Board name
  • {{today}} - Current date

Example Configurations

New lead notification:

To: owner
Subject: New Lead: {{card.title}}
Body: A new lead has entered your pipeline.

Contact: {{contact.name}}
Company: {{contact.company}}
Email: {{contact.email}}

View the card to follow up.

Deal won celebration:

To: assigned_user
Subject: 🎉 Deal Won: {{card.title}}
Body: Congratulations! You closed the deal.

Deal Value: ${{card.deal_value}}
Contact: {{contact.name}}

Great work!

Using Email Connections

Send emails from your own account:

  1. Connect Gmail or Outlook in Settings
  2. Select the connection in Send Via
  3. Emails appear in your Sent folder
  4. Replies come to your inbox

Async Execution

Email actions run asynchronously:

  • Trigger completes immediately
  • Email queued for sending
  • Delivery within seconds
  • Check execution history for status

Best Practices

  1. Keep it concise: Short, actionable emails
  2. Use templates: Maintain consistency
  3. Test first: Verify formatting and variables
  4. Monitor delivery: Check for failures
  5. Avoid spam: Don't over-automate emails
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