With Extended Mail Merge, you can merge data from your Salesforce accounts, contacts,
leads, cases. opportunities, and custom objects into Microsoft Word documents. The documents
can be made into form letters, envelopes, labels, or any Word document that you want to
personalize for recipients. You can generate documents one at a time, or generate documents
in bulk using mass mail merge.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs)
Available in: All editions
Set Up Extended Mail Merge To set up Extended Mail Merge for your sales reps, you must turn on the feature in Salesforce. Then you must create a mail merge template in Microsoft Word (or download our sample templates). Last, you must upload your template to Salesforce so that your reps can access it.
Considerations for Creating Extended Mail Merge Templates When you use merge fields in mail merge templates, you can incorporate data from your records into the mail merge templates you create in Microsoft Word. It’s a good idea to understand how merge fields work so that you know what to expect in your merged documents.
Generate Mail Merge Documents Using Extended Mail Merge Use Extended Mail Merge to generate a mail merge document that includes field data from your accounts, contacts, leads, cases, opportunities, and custom objects. Or you can generate multiple documents at the same time.
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