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If you are new to the HTML document/canned email tag system, you can get an overview of tags, objects and loops here.
Accessing The EmailParticipant Object
Access to these objects are only available within the canned email type. Start by finding the canned email type you are working with from the links provided below. Follow the chart for your specified canned email type to see if the object is accessible, and if so, where it is located. You should not need to use loops and/or chaining to access this object.
Accessing The EmailParticipant Tags
Assuming you have access to one of the EmailParticipant objects, you must prefix the object's name to the required tag.
The following are implementations of the EmailParticipant object that give access to the EmailParticipant tags: Recipient, Sender
Here is a chart displaying these use cases.
| Syntax | Example | |
| {{EmailParticipant.TagName}} | {{Recipient.CellNumber}} | |
| {{EmailParticipant.TagName}} | {{Sender.Name}} |
Overview
| Tag Name | Description | Type | |
| Avatar | The image that has been input on the employee or contact. | Image | Small Larger |
| CellNumber | The cell number that has been input on the contact. | Text | |
| EmailAddress | The email address that has been input on the contact. | Text | |
| FaxNumber | The fax number that has been input on the contact. | Text | |
| Id | The id of contact. | Guid | |
| Name | The full name that has been input on the contact. | Text | |
| PhoneNumber | The phone number that has been input on the contact. | Text |