2019.2

Mailjet
Note
l The Mailjet plugin is not installed by default. It is available for download on the
Resource Center (help.objectiflune.com). Make sure that the version number of
Workflow and the plugin match, to avoid compatibility issues.
l To be able to send email using the Mailjet plugin, you need a Mailjet account, API
key and Secret API key.
The Mailjet plugin allows you to:
l Specify the emails' campaign name. Each e-mail going through Mailjet is attached to a
campaign, which enables you to track a campaign's performance and analyze the results.
l Add headers specifying specific handling instructions for your email. You could set an
existing header like the Sensitivity or X-priority header (see
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1327), or create a custom header.
Input
Extra attachments
To specify an extra attachment, you have to use the key/value pair "disposition":"attachment".
To let the plugin know where it can find the attachment, you can either provide a full path
("url"), for example:
[{"url":"file:///C:/Terms-and-Conditions.pdf","disposition":"attachment"}]
or
[{"url":"http://www.example.com/image.png","disposition":"attachment"}]
or a Connect File Store ID ("fileid"), for example:
[{"fileid":100034, "disposition":"attachment"}]
Optionally, you may provide a name ("name") to override the name that the plugin creates for
an extra attachment.
Examples:
[{"fileid":100034,"name":"example.pdf","disposition":"attachment"}]
[{"url":"file:///C:/Terms-and-
Conditions.pdf","name":"terms.pdf","disposition":"attachment"}]
Page 727