@rvnth  You can perform a check for each feature to determine whether it has been purchased by the recipient. If the feature has been purchased, it's displayed in green; otherwise, it's displayed in red. You can dynamically generate columns based on the recipient's data.This way, you don't need to c...

Hi @rvnth ,You can achieve this dynamic column display in your HTML email based on the number of features a recipient has purchased. One way to implement this is by using conditional logic in your email template.To implement this in a more dynamic and automated way, you may need to generate the HTML...

@A_B_SE Quick heads up: I noticed you might be experiencing varying outputs from the query, and it could be due to different setup instances. No worries, though!To get to the bottom of this, how about reaching out to the Campaign team? They're awesome at investigations on the instance level and can ...

Hey @A_B_SE I noticed in a few cases, like 9356, 9359 & 9364, that there are various query options available. The results you're seeing could be influenced by operator rights, potentially limiting them based on specific permissions. So, I'd suggest checking and ensuring you have the necessary permis...

@Sanjana12 some users may encounter this when working with the delivery template. If you've raised a query regarding failed deliveries, the following suggestions might help troubleshoot the situation:Contact Date Set to Prior Date: Ensure that the Contact Date is not explicitly set to a date in the ...