How can I send to multiple emails using dynamic data? Like, I want to deliver an e-mail with a file to every user email registered on the company (my app has a lot of companies registered with multiple users each). Should I use something like “Companies’s users:each item’s email”?
Hello @gpatog.gp ,
I’m sorry for the delay in replying due to the weekend.
Yes, you can send multiple emails by inserting dynamic data (emails).
Emails are saved in the Bubble database so you can easily retrieve the information by searching the address (Do a search for…)
As you can see in the screenshot below, instead of Input value or some static emails like example@email.com you can search by the current email of the user and in your case mention “Company users:email of each item”
Hope it helps, let me know if you have other plugin-related questions.
Cheers!
I attempted to send multiple emails, but unfortunately, they aren’t being delivered. Interestingly, when I send emails to companies that have only one email registered, it does work. Please check my configuration and the console debug below. I’m unsure of what I might be doing wrong. Can you help me troubleshoot this issue?
Hello @gpatog.gp ,
Thank you for sharing more information with us.
We are sorry if our previous message was misleading.
After a thorough review with our developer team, it appears that our plugin does not offer a direct option for this functionality.
However, there is a workaround that might serve your purpose.
We recommend checking out the following discussion thread for further details: Sendinblue plugin (send multiple recipients) - #3 by serviluvapp
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask.
Cheers!
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Is there an option to CC other emails or BCC? In case there is not, do you foresee a solution?
Thank you in advance
Hello @rentquota,
Thank you for reaching out to us!
To include CC or BCC addresses in your email, you’ll need to utilize the advanced version of our actions. This advanced functionality allows you to modify the action’s “body” and incorporate additional information such as CC and BCC addresses.
For detailed instructions, please refer to the Brevo documentation, where you can select the relevant fields that align with your specific use case. Furthermore, below, we provide an example of the data that should be included in the “body” field.
Regular E-Mail body with CC and BCC
{
"sender": {
"name": "me",
"email": "no-reply@myshop.com"
},
"to": [{
"email": "kate2881@example.com",
"name": "Kate"
}],
"bcc": [{
"email": "helen9766@example.com"
}, {
"email": "helen9766@example.com",
"name": "Helen"
}],
"cc": [{
"email": "ann6533@example.com",
"name": "Ann"
}],
"subject": "test cc bcc",
"htmlContent": "<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <h1>Confirm you email</h1> <p>Please confirm your email address by clicking on the link below</p> </body> </html>"
}
Should you have any further inquiries or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us, either here or via email at support@zeroqode.com.
Our warmest wishes for a delightful holiday season ahead! 
Maybe this is a solution for you too? It seems you could at least send the email to 3 different emails putting one email in each field 
Hello @rentquota,
We’re not entirely clear on your question, so could you please rephrase it for better understanding?
Regarding the advanced function, you have the flexibility to include multiple email addresses for CC or BCC. For comprehensive instructions on how to configure this, we recommend referring to the original documentation attached in our previous reply. On the Brevo documentation website, you can easily add as many CC or BCC addresses as needed, and on the right-hand side, you will find the body code that manages these settings.
Wishing you a wonderful day!
Hello @ZeroqodeSupport
In the SMTP Mail + Template, when an email is sent, the sender name is automatically displayed as the first part of the sender’s email address. Currently, there is no option to input or customize the sender’s name separately. For instance, if you send an email from Test@gmail.com, the sender’s name will appear as “Test.”
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
Hello @anwar_choudhury,
Please accept our apologies for the late reply. 
To input the sender’s name separately, please use the advanced action:
If you have any further questions, please let us know.
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team
Hey!
It seems that when I send an email with the “email+ template” when I put the name in the “params_user” the name doesn’t show up in the mail, I’ve read the documentation on the plugin page, and put the {{params.name}} but it just don’t work…
Also when this issue is solved I’d like to send a mail with a link to one of the pages of my bubble website, and when the user click on the button in the mail, I want to be able to know that the user with THIS email has clicked, I want to be able to identify him, do you know how to do this?
Thanks!
Hello @etaqio, 
Please accept our apologies for the delayed reply.
Regarding your issue with not displaying the name in the email, it sounds like there might be a syntax or configuration issue. When you use {{params.name}} in your template, ensure that the name you’re passing in the params_user matches exactly, including case sensitivity. For example, if your parameter in the action is { “name”: “John” }, your template should correctly display this with {{params.name}}. Double-check the parameter name and the template syntax. If the issue persists even after checking the syntax and parameters, please provide some additional details about your setup (steps how to recreate the bug), also some screenshots or Loom video deminstating the issue would be great.
For tracking which specific user clicked on the link, you can include a unique identifier in the link itself. Here’s some general guidance how you could possibly achieve that:
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Append a unique identifier (like the user’s email or a unique ID from your database) as a query parameter in the link you’re sending in the email. For example: https://yourwebsite.com/page?user=email@example.com.
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On your Bubble website, you can capture the query parameter when the page loads and use it to identify the user. You can then record this action in your database as a “click” event associated with the user’s email or ID.
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Important: Ensure you comply with privacy regulations (like GDPR) when tracking user actions in this manner. Inform users that their interactions with emails may be tracked for your records or analytics.
Hope this helps, and if you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team.
Hello @ZeroqodeSupport
I started used Brevo to send emails from my gmail account (same gmail account I used to sign up to Brevo and Bubble) to my customers.
However, I was wondering why the customers are receiving emails with “reply-to” field correctly filled by my gmail address. However, as you can see in the screenshot below, the “sender” field has not a @gmail.com address (shown in the dashed blue rectangle).
Is there any way to show the gmail address in the sender field like in the reply-to field?
Notice: the screenshot has italian elements
- “Da” is italian for “from”–> sender field
- “Rispondi a” is italian for “Reply to”
Thank you!
Fabio
Hello @f.dannunzio92 ,
Thank you for reaching out to us and interest in our plugins.
Would it be convenient for you to provide more details regarding your use case?
Namely, screenshots and screencasts of your workflow setup, plugin element, the issue you see, and the expected result, for screencast recording (I can suggest using the Loom tool).
Please record a video in step-by-step mode with the browser’s console enabled, in case there are any error messages there, and share a link with us so we can understand better your use case.
These details will help us reproduce your setup on our side and look into it.
Thank you once again and looking forward to your reply.
All the best, 
Zeroqode Support Team.
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Thank you! Just sent a private message with clear indications
Hello @f.dannunzio92 ,
Thank you for providing additional details and screenshots. 
. At the last screenshot I explain that I’d like the blue part to be gmail.com to avoid creating confusion for the customer who receive the email (showing “sender” and “reply-to” fields with two different texts create confusion for the customer).
This is related to the new requirements related to Yahoo and Gmail senders and we cannot influence it. In short:
- from February 1st, Yahoo and Gmail have implemented new sender requirements
- as you’re sending emails from an @gmail.com address, you have to meet them
- you can’t send emails if your domain is not authenticated
Brevo has an article about it, it’s better to check in brevo side.
Hope this was helpful, let us know if you have any additional questions.
We are here to help! 
Zeroqode Support Team.
Any idea why I can’t send email in backend workflows? I know I setup everything correctly because I tried to send a test email using frontend workflows and it works.
Frontend workflow:
Backend workflow:
Hi @HoodieBae,
Thank you for reaching out!
We’re currently unable to perform backend action tests. However, we’re eager to get to the bottom of this behavior!
Please check the “Logs” section in your Bubble editor when triggering the backend workflow for the send mail action. Select “Server Logs” and set the “Start” field to be for example “20 minutes ago” to review the workflow logs and any resulting errors. Refer to the screenshot below for guidance. Send us a screenshot containing the logs, and we will take a look
Wishing you a productive Monday
Best regards 
The issue is fixed. I had double quotation marks in my message html that was causing the problem
Hi @HoodieBae,
We’re thrilled to know everything is up and running smoothly now 
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Moreover, if you’re open to sharing your full experience with Zeroqode, we’d warmly invite you to do so at: https://zeroqode.com/review. Your feedback is invaluable, not just to us but to the entire Bubble community, as it drives us to keep creating exceptional products and delivering top-notch customer service .
Thank you once again, and we hope you have a fantastic day ahead. Should you need further assistance or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us here on the forum or by email at support@zeroqode.com.
Best wishes 