Updated Articles

  1.  How to Create Custom Fields Updated

    Set up and import Custom Fields in PoliteMail to personalize emails. Learn how to map fields from Excel, customize content, and enhance segmentation.
  2. Remove Measurement for a Link or Attachment Updated

    Learn how to exclude specific links from PoliteMail tracking by adding ?notrack=true or ¬rack=true for Teams links. Works with Smart Attachments too.
  3.  Adding Video to a Message Updated

    Learn how to add videos to PoliteMail emails using URLs or linked images. Embed MP4s or YouTube/Vimeo links for optimized playback across devices.
  4. Known Issues with Beefree in PoliteMail Updated

    Review known issues for PoliteMail’s Beefree integration. Learn about current limitations, Outlook rendering quirks, and available workarounds in version 5.3.
  5. Creating a Smart Attachment Updated

    Learn how to create Smart Attachments in PoliteMail Builder and Beefree Editor with step-by-step instructions for uploading and managing files.
  6. Custom Fonts in PoliteMail Online Updated

    PoliteMail supports custom system and web fonts, letting users manage and add fonts for use in messages. If a recipient's device lacks the required font, the message reverts to a default font like Times New Roman or Arial, which can affect the design. Only Google Web Fonts are supported, but not all
  7. Adding Images to Beefree Updated

    Get step by step instructions on how to get an image you have in the PoliteMail Builder in your Beefree template.
  8. What additional requirements are there for On-Premises installation?

    Set up your IIS application servers with required Windows Server 2019, SSL certificates, service accounts, and permissions for secure deployment and seamless operations.
  9. Server Sizing Requirements

    Deploy PoliteMail in your own Azure or AWS cloud for full data control, scalability, and secure performance with clear BYOC sizing guidelines.
  10. Customer Action Plan for EWS retirement New

    Prepare your PoliteMail for EWS retirement with six essential steps. Migrate DDLs, configure Graph, and set up allow lists to avoid disruptions.