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Next to “Subject:”, type in the email subject you want your supporters to send to the target. This will be editable by them. You also have some other options:

Image RemovedImage Added	Insert user data or target data into the subject line. For example “{user_data~firstName} wants you to take action”. Ensure that the fields you insert are available
Image RemovedImage Added	Add additional subject lines. If you set this up, it will randomly choose one for the supporter to use.

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The message content is where you type the default message to go to the target. You can insert user data (i.e. the supporter’s information that they have already submitted) or contact data (i.e. information about the target that is included in the database, for example Party, or single targets you have set up).

	Insert user data Insert supporter information into the message
	Insert question data Inserts any data from answered questions within the pages
	Insert contact data Inserts target information into the message
	Insert reference data Inserts reference data, if it exists, into the message

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Messages that depend on processing rules can be given a short reference name that will appear in the tab so you can more easily locate them. In addition they have priorities – the lower the number, the higher the priority. This is used in circumstances where more than one rule is matched, so it will choose the rule with the lower number. Each message needs to have a different priority number.

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A supporter submits the page

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If you select this type of processing rule, then you can tailor your messages so that certain contacts receive certain messages. For example, you may want some councillors who you know to be in favour of your campaign to receive thanks instead of a demand to take action.

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Locales and profiles

Like any other block in the Page Builder, you can make versions of messages depending on the supporter’s Locale and Profile (via Conditional content).