# Email In this subsection, you can manage HTML email templates that are used to notify clients and [Back Office users](/back-office-guide/system/users.md) about specific event types. ## Template types On this page, you can manage the types of events about which clients and Back Office users can be notified by email. ### General information The following information is provided about each event type: **Name** The event type name. *** **Caption** The event type description. *** **Enabled** If **Yes**, an event type is enabled for triggering event notifications; otherwise, **No**. To view the template type details, click the **Edit** button. ### Details On the details page, you can edit the **Name** and **Caption** fields, as well as enable or disable the template type. In addition, you can return the HTML templates related to the selected template type to their default configurations. To do this, click the **Actions** button displayed in the upper-right page corner, and then select **Reset templates** in the dropdown. After that, the HTML email templates, which are listed on the [Templates](#templates) page, are reset to defaults. ## Templates On this page, you can manage HTML email templates that are used to deliver notifications about occurred events to clients and Back Office users. ### General information The following information is provided about each template: **Type** The [email template type](/back-office-guide/references/email-template-types.md). *** **Locale** The language of an email template. *** **Subject** The subject of an email template. *** **Enabled** If **Yes**, an email template is enabled and can be used to deliver notifications; otherwise, **No**. To view the template details, click the **Edit** button. ### Details In the **Template** window, you can view or edit the HTML code of a template. The parameters, such as text color or company name, that are defined in the [Key-value storage](/back-office-guide/system/key-storage.md) can be inserted in email templates. When an email notification is sent to a client or Back Office user, such parameters are replaced with the values that are specified for them in the storage. To render the HTML code and view how a template will look in an email, click the **Preview** button. {% hint style="info" %} If the template is enabled, it can be saved only after it is successfully rendered and displayed in the preview area. {% endhint %} ### Example The following is an example of an HTML code for an email template:

View example

```html

${{ company_name }}$


	{% if entity.info.givenName != "" %} Dear {{ entity.info.givenName }}, {% else %} Dear client! {% endif %}

	We have received a new deposit, which is being processed!

	{{ application.resolution.localizedMessage }}


	Account No: {{ account.account_id }} ({{ account.currency.getAlphaCode() }}) Amount: {{ amount }} {{ payment.currency.getAlphaCode() }} Deposit method: {{ method.localizedCaption }}

	Kind regards, Support team

Need help? If you have any questions please contact us at {{ support_email }}
You are receiving this email because you are a registered member of {{ company_name }}.

```

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