How to communicate with all customers in a session via email
Communicating with your customers is a crucial aspect of any business.
You can use the Email all customers feature within a booking schedule to send a mass email to all customers booked for the session.
This will open your default email client (e.g. Outlook, OSX Mail) allowing you to create any content required.
Your customers will not be able to see the email addresses of your other customers as all customer email addresses are automatically entered into the BCC field.
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