The Send Email action will send an email based on the parameters you set.
Emails sent from Method will show up in View Sent Emails in your account.
NOTE: To minimize the likelihood of recipients marking messages as spam, please see our article "Email Marketing Best Practices".
Parameters
Sender & Recipient Details
Description | |
Sender's Email Address | The "From" field. |
Sender's Name | The "From" name. |
Contact Record ID | Associate a contact to this email (not fully implemented yet). |
Recipient Email Address | The "To" field. |
Include CC and BCC | Checkboxes to reveal "Carbon Copy" and "Blind Carbon Copy" fields. |
Batch Name | Categorize the email with a given name (not fully implemented yet). |
If you check the 
CC and BCC options, a few more fields come up.
Description | |
CC's email address | Add in CC emails separated by a comma. |
BCC's email address | Add in BCC emails separated by a comma. |
Compose Email and Include Attachments
Description | |
Subject | The text for the subject. |
Body | The text for the body of the email. |
Email Type | To support easier opt-out of marketing emails for your customers, classify the type of email since security compliance requirements differ for these types of communications:
For more information about the difference between these emails, please see our article Understanding Transactional vs. Marketing Emails. NOTE: Emails of type Marketing, behave differently when sending to multiple recipients. Instead of sending one email with 50 recipients listed in the "To" field, the recipients are divided into 50 separate emails, each with one recipient listed in the "To" field. (Transactional emails behave normally: they will not send multiple emails). |
⊕ Add an attachment | Add an attachment to the email. When clicked, fields will show to specify which attachments you want to add.  You can add more than one attachment. |
Advanced Email Server Settings
Under Advanced Email Server Settings, the 
Specify email server settings is unchecked by default. When checked, instead of using the default email server to send out the email, you can specify an alternate server.
Description | |
Server | Email server to use. |
Username | User to authenticate with on the email server. |
Password | Password to authenticate with on the email server. |
Port | Port to use (may be specific for each provider). |