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Output
This task does not make any changes to the Metadata or the Job File.
Properties
General Tab
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SendGrid API:
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API Key: Enter your API key, retrieved from SendGrid. It will be used for
authentication with the SendGrid v3 Web API. A valid key is required to send email
messages.
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Data Source (see "Input" on the previous page):
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Categories (optional): Enter a single category name (e.g. invoice) or an array of
category names (e.g. ["invoice","brand1"]) for the messages. The maximum length
of each category name is 255 characters. You can specify up to 10 categories per
request. See About categories.
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Send At (optional): Enter a UNIX timestamp specifying when you want your email
to be sent from SendGrid. This can be left empty if you want the email to be sent at
the time of your API request.
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Headers (optional): A JSON object containing key/value pairs of header names and
the value to substitute for them. Example: {"x-my-header":"my-value"}.
If they contain Unicode characters, you must ensure that these are properly
encoded.
Custom header names normally start with "x-".
The following headers are reserved and cannot be used as custom header: x-sg-
id, x-sg-eid, received, dkim-signature, Content-Type, Content-
Transfer-Encoding, To, From, Subject, Reply-To, CC, BCC.
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Debug settings:
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Send all messages to the Test Address: When this option is checked, SendGrid
will only send the emails to the given Test Address. This allows you to review the
result and to test ESP specific options like open rates and click through statistics.
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Log email messages: Check this option to get a copy of each message in the
Messages window of Workflow. You can use this to verify that the messages match
the format required by the ESP.
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