eMill has been designed to be completely adapted to project management. It lets you organize and save your work according to project milestones. A typical project is started at the design stage where you can create the message contents, scripts and distribution lists. After these tasks are completed, the project is published and in standby for review.
eMill features a built-in editor that lets you create the message body in the two formats supported by Internet mail clients: HTML and Text. The editor generates all the common html tags required to easily achieve appealing layouts. The content editor also provides you with powerful server-side scripting functions, easily included and edited from the source display mode. Similar to Active Server Page (ASP) scripting language, these embedded scripts let you customize your contents without any limit.
eMill uses global scripts to customize any events that occurs in the software. Global scripts are generated through the project wizards and may be modified using the integrated script editor. Users familiar with VBScript can directly edit the mailing project global script to further customize the mailing project. Samples of global scripts are provided and available to users not familiar with VBScript.
eMill supports SQL queries to let you quickly create distribution lists from outside database records (data source). You can also import most database formats found on corporate, office or personal systems. The editor lets you touch up imported records and / or allows you to start and edit new lists.
This component merges together all the files used for building the project, and saves an image that will be used to process the email files. Once a project is published, it is in a delivery pending status and cannot be edited. Modifications need to be made from the pre-published files, and the project published again.
This component performs the mail merge and produces ready to send emails in the Outbox folders.
This component performs the email delivery. Emails may be delivered directly or relayed to multiple SMTP relay servers for large scale distribution.