Groupmail Docs
Practical instructions for setting up Groupmail 7, bringing in contacts, writing and sending messages, and managing your account.
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Get started and send a test message
Go from an empty workspace to a received test email
Import a CSV contact list
Map columns, review changes and recover skipped rows
Set up a sending account
Connect a mailbox or relay, verify it and send an account test
Write and personalize a message
Choose an editor, recipients and merge fields
Start here
Groups and contacts
Create and manage a group
Add a sendable audience, rename it, or archive it safely
Add, edit, move and remove contacts
Change contact details or memberships without confusing removal and deletion
Import a CSV contact list
Map columns, review changes and recover skipped rows
Manage exclusions, suppressions and unsubscribes
Choose global or group-only reach and understand send-time skips
Write and send
Set up a sending account
Connect a mailbox or relay, verify it and send an account test
Write and personalize a message
Choose an editor, recipients and merge fields
Review, test send and understand results
Check one real copy, send safely and interpret outcomes
Use Inbox for replies, bounces and unsubscribes
See replies and let Groupmail handle matching bounces and unsubscribe requests
Schedule a message
Send later from this computer and handle a missed or changed schedule
Reuse drafts and starting designs
Continue autosaved work, copy a sent message or use a bundled starter
Design your email
Choose the width, text size, colour, font and picture settings
Account and licence
Install and update
Purchases and migration
Billing, invoices and renewal
Manage payment details, invoices and annual cover
Import from GroupMail 6
Preview and migrate selected data without changing the source
Import from Groupmail X
Bring across contacts, exclusions and your saved emails
GroupMail 6 and Groupmail 7
Why the products have separate purchases and billing
Groupmail X transition
How verified paid history can qualify a transition route