Transactional messages are messages that may be sent to users who have opted out of receiving commercial messages. For example, a company may send a transactional message as notice that it's updating the Terms of Service or its Privacy Policy.

To avoid any potential violation of applicable law, transactional messages should not contain any type of marketing content, including:

• Abandoned cart messages
• Coupons or promotional codes
• Messages that contain advertisements in addition to factual information. For example, adding a section that contains related items in a purchase receipt or shipping confirmation email.

For more specific guidelines on sending Transactional messages, consult your legal counsel and check the FTC FAQ.

Mark an HTML Template as Transactional

For existing templates, from the classic HTML template editor:

1. Locate the "Transactional" button in the main toolbar of all your HTML Templates.
2. Clicking this button opens a display. Select the checkbox to apply the Transactional setting.
3. You'll see a pop-up window reminding you that the template must meet your local regulations and policies for a 'transactional' message.
4. Save the template to confirm the changes. Your template is now a Transactional message.

Mark an Email Composer Template as Transactional

For new or existing templates, from Email Composer:

1. Locate the gear icon next to the From options. This opens the Settings Editor.
2. In the General tab on the Settings Editor, locate Transactional Email.
3. Click the toggle to mark the template as Transactional.
4. Click Apply to save your settings.

Receiving Transactional Messages

Users who will receive Transactional messages:

• Users with a Valid status (no opt-out status set)
• Users with an Opt-out(Marketing) status

Users who will not receive Transactional messages:

• Users with an Opt-out(All) status