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Merge Fields

Use information from BrokerEngine in templates

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Written by Will Swayne
Updated over a week ago

This article is a primer on BrokerEngine merge fields. By the end of this article, you'll know what merge fields look like, how they work, and why they are such a powerful part of template messages.

Contents


Prerequisites

None.


About merge fields

When you send a message using a template with merge fields, BrokerEngine pulls information from configuration settings, contact information, or a card to fill in the field information. BrokerEngine uses merge fields in:


Understanding merge field format

Merge fields have a field name surrounded by double curly brackets. When BrokerEngine encounters double curly brackets in a template, it replaces the field name inside the brackets with the appropriate information.

For example, if you use this text in an email:

{{ salutation }} {{ nicknames }},

It was great to meet with you and get some more information about what you're looking for in a loan. Here's your funding position:
{{ funding_position.funding_position_1.funding_table }}

I've attached a product comparison of the 3 products we discussed that I think will best suit your needs.

Kind regards,
{{ broker.signature }}

BrokerEngine sends an email that looks like this:


Reviewing common fields

The table below shows the most common merge fields

Field label

Merge field

Explanation

Applicant Preferred Name(s)

{{ nicknames }}

Name you'd typically use to greet the person in person.

Broker's Default Email Salutation

{{ salutation }}

The standard greeting in emails.

Broker > Signature

{{ broker.email_signature }}

Block of text and images displayed underneath the main body of your email.

Brand > Logo

{{ broker.brand.logo }}

Your brand's logo.

Group > Name

{{ broker.group.name }}

Brand > Name

{{ broker.brand.name }}

Your brand's name.

Brand > Online Calendar URL

{{broker.brand.online_calendar_url}}

A link to your online calendar, typically to book appointments.

Broker > Facebook Review Link

{{ broker.facebook_review_link }}

A link that clients can use to leave a review on your business's Facebook page.

Broker > Website Review Link

{{ broker.website_review_link }}

A link that clients use to leave a review on a website. This could be yours or a third-party site like ProductReview.

Broker > Google Review Link

{{ broker.google_review_link }}

A link that clients use to leave a Google review of your business.


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