Assign responsibility for a topic to a member of the group.Your support staff will receive your customers' messages, and they can do any of the following from the group's Topics view: For example, you can create a group with the address, add your support staff as members, and allow people outside your organization to send messages to the group. These features are especially useful for technical support or customer service teams. LionMail Groups can also be used as a collaborative inbox to distribute and track responsibility for topics among the group's members. Users without Gmail or a email address may be added as members to LionMail Groups, but LionMail Groups are best suited for groups of LionMail users so that the Google Drive and the collaborative inbox features can be leveraged. LionMail Groups are good for larger groups and ideal for sharing files using LionMail Drive. All other mailing list settings (posting permissions, moderation, etc.) are still controlled by the LionMail Groups application. Administrators can moderate who may send emails to LionMail Groups by assigning privileges in the Grouper app. Administrators manage membership using the Grouper groups web application instead of the Google Groups app.

LionMail Groups are the Columbia implementation of Google Groups. Please visit the CUIMC mailing list webpage for more information. Please note that all CUIMC users must contact the CUIMC IT Support Desk to request a mailing list.

Once the list is created, both the student and faculty/staff member will be designated an admin so we can avoid having an 'orphaned' list when students matriculate. Please note that all Columbia University Students that wish to request and administer a mailing list, will need faculty or staff sponsorship to do so. Depending on your needs and affiliation, three types of lists are available: LionMail (Google) Groups, Listserv Managed Mailing Lists, and Grouper Mailing Lists.Īfter you determine the best fit, CUIT will create your mailing list with the name of your choosing (if available), allowing you to populate and administer the list yourself. Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.CUIT offers mailing lists to the Columbia community to facilitate email communications, to be used either as a distribution list to communicate with a larger group, or as a contact address that directs mail to the individuals responsible for handling inquiries for a larger entity.

This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.

Created by litwol on 20 July 2008, updated 3 December 2021.

You can export subscribed emails from each mailing list to a text file (CSV). Hide subscription title/name and fill it with a computed value. Send newsletters to your mailing list subscribers with it. There are no currently D8 backporting plans.

email confirmation feature available (for double opt-in).

multiple subscriptions to a same list allowed (can be limited).

subscriptions are fieldable content entities.

mailing lists are now bundles of a new entity type.

Drupal 8īegginning with the 8.x version, a completly redesign has made: Subscriptions are fieldable content entities (only D8), so it can be easily used in views or in any other module. Anonymous and authenticated users can both subscribe. Create different mailing lists / campaigns and place subscription form blocks for them. These lists are created by companies for. Provides a complete subscription system by email. Mailing lists are compilations of the names and addresses of actual and potential buyers of a product or service.

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