Submitting a Draft For Approval

When you have completed building your email, you can submit the email for review. An Organization Administrator or a Workspace Owner from your team will review the email and can either approve or request changes for that email draft. Once approved, the draft becomes a Published DraftPublished DraftAn approved and locked version of a template that is available for download in Dyspatch or for syncing via the Dyspatch API. A published draft cannot be edited..

Preview Your Draft

Select Preview while in the editor to go to the submission preview area. Before submitting your template, you can send yourself a test email or try device previews with your template.

Localization Process

After the draft is completed you may want to localize it to adapt its content for different languages or regions. Check out our Localizing a Template article to find out more about the different ways you can localize a template with Dyspatch.

Submit for Approval

Selecting Submit for Approval will prompt you to confirm your decision to submit, after you click Submit, the draft will be locked and your administrator will be notified that your draft is ready for review.

Assign Reviewers

You can optionally assign reviewers to review your email. This will send an email notification to the user you have assigned to follow up with a review.

Skip Approval and Publish

Selecting Skip Approval and Publish will allow you to bypass through the approval stage and allow you publish the draft without the need of review from your administrator. This comes in handy if you are working solo on a template or making a template for testing purposes.

Awaiting Approval

A draft awaiting approval is Locked. Any changes or edits cannot be saved.

Draft Approved!

When the draft is approved it becomes Published and is locked down, preventing further changes. It is now available to download and to sync in the Dyspatch API. To make changes to a published template, create a new duplicate draft, make your edits, and begin the review process again.

Rollback to Republish the Previous Draft

If you have found there is an issue with the recently published draft, you can quickly rollback to a previously approved published draft.

To make changes to the reverted draft, you will want to duplicate that draft to create an in progress version. You can then make any revisions to this draft and go through the approval workflow.

To read more about using rollback check out our article on rollback here.