Add Mail Package Screen
The table below explains the items on the Add mail package screen. For information about how to access this screen, see Add Mail Packages.
Screen Item |
Description |
Name |
Enter a unique name to help identify the package. |
Description |
Enter additional information to further identify the package, such as an explanation of its content or intended recipients. |
Site |
To restrict use of the package to only users at a specific site at your organization, select the site to use the package. |
Category |
To group the package with other similar packages, select the category of the package such as Mail or Letter. |
Package |
If your organization configures source code parts and layouts, this field appears. To help track the effectiveness of the package, select the source code format and enter the code to identify the package. |
Channel |
If your organization configures source code parts and layouts, this field appears. To help track the effectiveness of the packages sent by mail, select the source code format and enter the code to identify the channel. |
Costs |
In the Base cost field, enter the starting cost for the package and select whether the cost is per piece, response, marketing effort, or per thousand. If you select Per marketing effort, the program distributes the base cost across all segments that use the package within a marketing effort. To not include the package in the overall cost of the marketing effort, select Do not include. Typically, the base cost is $0.0000, as the creatives, documents, materials, and expenses associated with the package determine the overall cost of the package. After you configure the content to include in the package, the program uses the additional cost of the content to calculate the total cost of the package. |
Letter |
Search for and select the letter to include in the package. |
Export definition |
Search for and select the export definition to use with the package. When you select the letter to include in the package, this field displays the export definition used with the letter. |