Delivery of customized email content, rancid through FreeMarker code is subject to numerous components, yet two of the most pervasive among these components are- "field types referenced" and "CRM language settings". As a worldwide association, ClickDimensions has clients utilizing its tool in a heap of languages. In any case, with regards to FreeMarker, language interpretation can make it difficult, particularly when clients set their CRM language uniquely in contrast to the fundamental language. This article serves a purpose of investigating some general delusions or uncertainties that may emerge when utilizing FreeMarker in a domain where the CRM base language and client language are different.
For the people who do not understand that what is ClickDimensions then let me tell you that it is a compelling marketing automation tool locally developed inside Microsoft Dynamics 365 tool. Dynamics 365 is the most widely used CRM automation tools in the whole world. Tips for using Personalized Email Content and CRM Language Translation are given below.
You can easily see that what your domain's CRM fundamental language is, and in addition, can change your UI language by going to Settings, situated in the gear symbol on the right-hand side of the best route menu bar, and then by clicking the Options menu.
Now, click on the "Languages" menu. The CRM fundamental or base language is set during the installation or configuration of the tool and it cannot be changed later. The User interface Language of the CRM user option (languages to opt from) will rely upon what language packs are integrated or installed in the tool.
At the point, when the users of CRM domain will utilize it in various languages, there will be chances of confusions to happen. For example, when clients are endeavoring to test a 'ClickDimensions email send' with customized content through FreeMarker, the subsequent languages of the substance might be unforeseen. That means, the clients sending that email is hoping to see information in one language, however, the received email has information in an alternate language. This thing seems like a trick, yet nothing is really changing in light of the fact that everything comes down to what language the CRM is being seen in and what sort of field the information is being pulled from. Here, you can think about a user or a client language setting as a language exterior, where it is simply indicating everything to a CRM client in their favored language.
In the event that your email FreeMarker is referencing a content field on the lead or contact record, the FreeMarker will pull in the domain content value precisely as it shows up, paying little respect to the CRM fundamental language or a client language. This is on the grounds that the content field esteem does not change contingent upon the language of the CRM. Notwithstanding what the language of CRM is set to, the content esteem will be whatever was a contribution to that field.
On the off chance that your email FreeMarker is referencing a sort of choices field on the lead or contact record, the response can be a bit of confounding in regards to the esteem that is relied upon to populate in a ClickDimensions email. Variables like whether the CRM field is a custom or default field and if the CRM is being seen in the base dialect or an alternate client dialect is a thing that can make it confounding. Out of the crate, default fields are in the base language. Locally, the qualities in default alternative fields like Option Sets will explain when the client language is set to an unexpected dialect in comparison to the base dialect, however, custom choice fields won't interpret. CRM executives can import interpretations for things like custom fields, yet out-of-the-case, this is what's in store: For default CRM fields (like Status Reason), when you have a CRM with clients setting their client dialect unique in relation to the base dialect, the esteem will decipher when the client dialect changes. Once more, custom fields won't. In the screen capture underneath, you'll see a domain in the dialects of English and French, where the contact record has default and custom fields.
Two choice fields work indistinguishable path from alternative sets. FreeMarker will pull the field's name in the dialect that the field choices were either implicit (custom fields) or escaped the crate (default fields). In this way, if the CRM's base dialect is in French, and the CRM administrator assembled the qualities in French, at that point the qualities pulled by the FreeMarker will be in French. Moreover, marks can be altered. The following are the properties for a default two choice of
Microsoft dynamics CRM services field, Do Not Allow Bulk Email. There are three kinds of alternative fields and they are: Option sets, Checkboxes and Two Options. And they all line up with this delivery.
