Subscriber

Overview

Below you can see all the available drops on the subscriber object


Name Description
subscriber.id ID of the subscriber
subscriber.name Name of the subscriber
subscriber.email Subscriber's email
subscriber.company Subscriber's company name
subscriber.activate_url Return the activate URL
subscriber.unsubscribe_url Return the unsubscribe_url URL
subscriber.opt_in_url Return the opt in, or GDPR consent, URL
subscriber.opt_out_url Return the opt out, or GDPR consent rejection, URL

subscriber.activate_url, subscriber_url, subscriber.opt_in_url and subscripber.opt_out_url can all have customized mailers. More on this in the section "Subscriber mailers" on this page

 


 

Subscriber mailers

When a user subscriber or unsubscribes to a newsletter there will be an email sent to the user. This email can be customized. To be able to this you need to create a mailer template and name it. In the table below you can see which emails you can customize and what names they should have.

Name Mailer name
subscriber.activate_url subscriber_activation.ml
subscriber.unsubscribe_url subscriber_unsubscribe.ml
subscriber.opt_in_url subscriber_opt_in.ml
subscriber.opt_out_url subscriber_opt_out.ml

Activation and opting in can be combined by adding "?opt_in=yes" to the activation url. Any value, including "no", will opt in but use values that make sense.

 


 

Import subscribers

You can import subscribers from a .csv file. To be able to do this your .csv needs to contain two columns:

  • Name
  • email 

Updated: 2020-11-24