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Using Replace Strings in the Email Notifications Used Within an Intelligent Agent

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After completing this how-to you will have the knowledge needed to utilize replace strings in the email notifications used within an Intelligent Agent. A replacement string allows you to customize communications by incorporating personalized information, such as a name, automatically.  This can assist in building better relationships with students, increasing engagement levels, and improving the overall learning experience.  For other guides on Intelligent Agents, see the Intelligent Agent topic page.

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Whether you are creating a new intelligent agent or editing an existing intelligent, there is an option to send an email notification to a student when the criteria of the agent is met.

Selecting the "What replace strings can I use in the subject and message?" will display a list of all possible replace strings that can be utilized.

The list provides a short definition of each replace string.  It also provides the opportunity to copy and paste the replace string directly into the email communication to ensure accuracy.

What replace strings can I use in the subject and message? The following are replace strings you can use in the subject line and the email message. {OrgName} - The name of the organization. {OrgUnitCode} - The code for the org unit. {OrgUnitName} - The name of the org unit. {OrgUnitStartDate} - The start date specified for the org unit. {OrgUnitEndDate} - The end date specified for the org unit. {InitiatingUserFirstName} - The first name of the initiating user. {InitiatingUserLastName} - The last name of the initiating user. {InitiatingUserUserName} - The username of the initiating user. {InitiatingUserOrgDefinedId} - The Org Defined Id of the initiating user. {LoginPath} - The address of the login path for the site. {LastCourseAccessDate} - The date the initiating user last accessed the course. {LastLoginDate} - The date the initiating user last logged in

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