- Update Opt-In Confirmation Email
Tool name: update-opt-in-confirmation-email
Changes the settings of the confirmation email a double opt-in process sends: subject, sender name and address, reply-to, CC, BCC and sender domain. Only the arguments that are given are written, except that senderDomain may be normalized when account domain state changed. A sender address has to be configured and covered by a live verified domain. For an ordinary sender address, senderDomain is checked and derived when omitted; a dispatch profile keeps deciding both values itself. The body is not written here: that is update-opt-in-confirmation-email-content, and the block tools do not accept this email at all. This email is the legal record of a contact's consent in many countries: change its sender or subject only when the user asked for it, and say what was changed.
Configured address the email comes from, or empty for the account's own address
Address a reply goes to; empty string returns it to the account's own address
Address that receives a copy; empty string removes it
Address that receives a blind copy; empty string removes it
Domain the email is sent through; omit to derive it from the resulting sender address
{ "optInProcessId": 1, "subject": null, "senderName": null, "senderEmail": null, "replyToEmail": null, "ccEmail": null, "bccEmail": null, "senderDomain": null, "accountId": null }
{ "emailId": 0, "optInProcessId": 0, "subject": "string", "senderName": "string", "senderEmail": "string", "replyToEmail": "string", "ccEmail": "string", "bccEmail": "string", "senderDomain": "string", "senderEmailOptions": [ "string" ], "senderDomainOptions": [ "string" ], "senderIdentity": { "effectiveSenderEmail": "string", "customerDomain": "string", "normalizedSenderDomain": "string", "status": "ready", "isUsable": true, "senderEmailOptions": [ "string" ], "senderDomainOptions": [ "string" ] }, "bodyIsEditable": true, "editUrl": "string" }