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For recognizing known email addresses on the website, email hashing is applied in outgoing emails. Squeezely automatically enriches profiles that have an email address with an email hash

📋 Preparation

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The email hashes need to be exported from Squeezely to the ESP. The export process differs per ESP:

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titleFor Canopy DeployDeployteq

The field email hash needs to be mapped to a profile field in Canop Deploy: Mapping profile fields in Canopy Deploy is added to all links of mails from Deployteq, by checking the box in the implementation step “Other settings”

Implementation Deployteq (EN)

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titleFor Copernica, Mailjet and Spotler

The email hashes will be exported to these ESPs automatically, if the full implementation is done. Continue to step 2.

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titleFor other ESPs

The email hashes need to be imported into the ESP manually and periodically:

  • Go to Audiences → find the new audience and wait for the status 'Live'

  • Click on the three bullets and 'Download CSV'

  • Import the CSV with the columns 'email' and 'email_hash' into the ESP

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The email hash can be added as a parameter in the ESP. Adding it differs per ESP:

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titleFor Canopy DeployDeployteq

The parameter can be added to emails as follows:

  • To process a profile field in an email, use the following setup: {{customer_option field= 'fieldname'}}

  • Find the field name that the email hash is mapped to (for example, E1) and process this field in the above setup: {{customer_option field= 'E1'}}

  • Add the field to the HTML of URLs that reference the website in the emails: <a href="https://squeezely.tech?email={{customer_option field='E1'}}}" alt="click" target="_blank ">Click the link</a>

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