Learn how to create a custom email template by selecting settings, choosing a template type, and entering the necessary details.

1. Select the Settings icon.
2. Select Email Templates . The Email Template Library screen displays.
3. Select the Add a New Email Template button.
4. Enter a name for the email template in the Title text box.
5. Select the type of template to create from the Type menu. The options are described in the following table:

   Option	Description
   Pages User Email Update	The email sent when an end user updates their email address on a Zephr Preference Centre page
   Pages User Password Reset	The email sent when an end user resets their password on a Zephr Preference Centre page
   User 2FA Authentication	The email sent when an end user logs in to a site that uses two-factor authentication The supplied six-digit code allows the end user to authenticate their account
   User 2FA Password Reset	The email sent when an end user resets their password on a site that uses two-factor authentication The supplied six-digit code allows the end user to complete their password reset
   User Email Update	The email sent when an end user has updated the email address that they use to access your site
   User Email Update Interstitial	The email sent to allow an end user to confirm a change to their email address when email verification is required For further information on using email verification for authentication, see the Authentication topic
   User Email Verification	The email sent when an end user registers on your site to confirm their email address
   User Oversubscription Notification	The email sent to the Account Manager when their company account becomes oversubscribed For further information on oversubscription on your site, see the Companies & Accounts topic
   User Password Reset	The email sent when an end user resets their password on your site, which uses the Zephr Identity Store
   User Passwordless Authentication	The email sent to supply the login link when an end user logs in to your site, which uses passwordless authentication For further information on passwordless authentication, see the Passwordless Authentication topic
   Product Sharing Invite	The email sent to the specified email address, or addresses, to invite the recipient to join the subscriber’s shared product The {{invite-link}} attribute is required, and is used to direct invitees to a page that allows them to accept the invitation and login or register. The {{sharing-id}} path parameter is used to identify the email invitation being accepted You can also use the meta data defined in your user attribute mappings. The field name is alphanumeric and can be specified using the following Available Template Variable, where the * is replaced with the field name: {{invite-meta-data-*}} For example, {{invite-meta-data-first-name}} For further information on shareable products, see the Offer Shareable Products example
   Product Sharing Removed – Owner	The email sent to the customer who owns the shared product when a member of that shared product is removed
   Product Sharing Removed – Member	The email sent to the member of a shared product when their access has been removed

6. Enter the text to include in the subject of the email in the Subject text box.
7. Select the method to use in creating the email text from the Content Edit Mode radio buttons. The options are as follows:
   • Visual
   • HTML
   Visual is selected by default.

   Note: If you select HTML, anything you have entered in the Visual edit mode will be coded in HTML as appropriate. However, you cannot move back to the Visual edit mode without losing your content.

   A confirmation dialog displays.

   Note: If you switch back to the Visual edit mode, any changes made in the HTML edit mode cannot be transferred and your changes are lost.
8. Select the Yes, Continue! button to switch edit mode and return to the edit email template screen.
9. Enter the body of the email in the text box The variables that you can include in your template are provided in the Available Template Variables code box. Zephr replaces the variables with the appropriate text in your email. For example, the {{password-reset-form}} variable is replaced with the URL of your password reset form and the {{password-reset-target}} variable is replaced with the URL to which the form redirects after the password request is submitted.
   Note: If you want to format the text, for example to include a heading or a format the text using a table, use the formatting bar at the top of the text box.
10. Select the Save button to save your changes and return to the Email Template Library screen.