Form Set up in Sitelink
GM_SJ_BSS
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Hello everyone,
I was hoping there's a way to do this and someone can clue me in. I am re-doing some forms in sitelink. I would like to be able to add the amount of days past due a tenant is to a few different forms. I have tried a few keywords but can't figure it out for the life of me or if its even possible. EX: Your account is currently (this many days past due). I know I can manually type it in before sending it, but would love if there's a group of keywords I can use that will automatically include the number of days their account is past due. I understand how the formula is but apparently am not using the correct sitelink language or if even doable. Appreciate any help or suggestions...
I was hoping there's a way to do this and someone can clue me in. I am re-doing some forms in sitelink. I would like to be able to add the amount of days past due a tenant is to a few different forms. I have tried a few keywords but can't figure it out for the life of me or if its even possible. EX: Your account is currently (this many days past due). I know I can manually type it in before sending it, but would love if there's a group of keywords I can use that will automatically include the number of days their account is past due. I understand how the formula is but apparently am not using the correct sitelink language or if even doable. Appreciate any help or suggestions...
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MamaDuke7 Registered User, Daily Operations Certified, Advanced Operations Certified, Administrator Certified, myHub Certified ✭✭✭✭✭I resorted to: Your rent was due on the _______ and has not yet been paid (using <Tenant.DueDay>).3 -
Thank you MamDuke7, I've been doing something similar, was hoping I could draft something up in forms to automatically input that info, but I guess I will continue to manually do it. Thank you again..0
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My facility has a letter we send out by email only on day 9, that says "last minute courtesy call to let you know you are 9 days late etc etc"
We created it ourselves and set it to prompt on day 9. It is in the letters and tasks set as a courtesy reminder.
there's a bit of workaround with it as it is not an attachment, so I have to manually choose to set it as the body of the email with the letters dropdown (in pre-defined letters), uncheck the print box and process.0 -
MamaDuke7 Registered User, Daily Operations Certified, Advanced Operations Certified, Administrator Certified, myHub Certified ✭✭✭✭✭
If you use <Tenant.DueDay> it automatically inserts the day of the month it was due.GM_SJ_BSS said:Thank you MamDuke7, I've been doing something similar, was hoping I could draft something up in forms to automatically input that info, but I guess I will continue to manually do it. Thank you again..2
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