We’ll create a rule called “Schedule follow-up email” that schedules the component to be executed one week from when a user registers. The functionality is split in two parts: a component and a rule. If you use Drush, run the following commands:ĭrush en rules_admin rules_scheduler views_ui How it Works Once downloaded, enable Rules UI, Rules Scheduler and Views UI. Head over to and download Rules, Entity API, Views and Ctools. If you need this type of functionality, then give it a try. Simplenews is a powerful module that allows you to send newsletters directly from Drupal. Use it as an example and remember don’t spam your users.
We’ll create a basic rule that will need to be adjusted to suit your website. By using Rules, you can adjust this type of configuration directly from Drupal without writing any custom code. Now, every website is different and you may want to send this email after three days or one month.
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In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Rules Scheduler (part of Rules) to send a follow-up email one week after a user registers. You could use a 3rd party email service like MailChimp or AWeber to send the follow-up as an auto-responder.Īnother possibility, is to send the follow-up email directly from Drupal. This type of functionality can be built in a few ways. This email can be used to ask for feedback or promote useful features. On a community website, it’s a good idea to send some type of follow-up email a week or month after a user registers.
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