Enhance your MailBeez system with the "Email Web-view and Archive" module:
In the main- or body of your email template, use the variable:
<a href="{$webversion_url}">Web-View</a>
When the email recipient clicks this link, they will be redirected to a web version of the email.
All Mailbeez generated emails will be automatically archived in both TXT and HTML format. The archived versions can be displayed easily by either the Beez-O-Graph or when working directly with a customer using the free BeezDesk CRM Customer Insight add-on.
Getting an overview or checking exactly which emails a customer has received has now become a very simple task!
With the help of the integrated "clean-up function", older entries can be deleted in a rule-based manner. This can be performed manually in the module or, if configured accordingly, automatically.
In the default configuration, the e-mail archive is stored in the shop database. Depending on the email volume, the archive can achieve a size of several GBs despite the automated clean-up function, whereby e.g. backups of the database become more difficult.
In order not to add load to the shop database, a separate database can be configured for the email archive. The steps are quite simple: first, create a new database in the server administration, then configure the access data for this database in the module. In case of connection problems, the module will help you with the appropriate hints.
Since the email archive data are non-critical data, a backup can be omitted. However, the automatic clean-up function should be activated in order to avoid an uncontrolled increase in the database size.
You can define a short URL to your email archive: Please provide the complete URL e.g. "http://mystore.com/m/", the message-id will be added to that url.
Then you need to configure a rewrite rule in your htaccess file, which rewrites the given URL URL into the real URL "http://mystore.com/mailhive.php?m=service_handler_email_archive&ma=show&mp=
// URL rewrite option
// e.g. when url is set to <shop>/m/
// add this rewrite rule to htaccess
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^m/([a-z0-9]+)/(.*)$ mailhive.php?m=service_handler_email_archive&ma=show&mp=$1&$2
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