Use the Send Email button on a list view to start the List Sends email flow. Choose
whether to send a sales or marketing email. Then, define your recipients, craft your message, and
send your email. The List Sends tab provides a unified table where marketing users can view,
search, sort, and act on all list emails—both marketing (promotional) and sales (relational).
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Free, Starter and Pro Suite Editions.
To use List Sends, activate the Marketing app.
From the list view in either the Contacts or Lead page, select the recipients you want to
target.
Select individuals manually, or create a filtered list view. You can also choose
recipients later, in the composer.
Click Send Email.
In the composer window, select your message type. The choices are Sales or Marketing.
Define your recipients.
The choices you see are different depending on the selected message type and how you
entered the composer.
Craft your message, including selecting a template, editing the images, send time, and
other options.
When satisfied, click Send Message.
Use the List Sends tab to see a unified view of the processed emails.
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