Create and Use Email Templates in JustCall

Message customers3 min readUpdated 2026-03-14

Create and Use Email Templates in JustCall

Save time on repetitive emails by building reusable templates. Insert a template with one click, let dynamic variables fill in contact details automatically, and share templates across your team or keep them personal.

Available on: Premium and Custom plans


Create a template

  1. Go to Settings > Email Inbox > Templates
  2. Click Create Template
  3. Enter a template name that describes its purpose (e.g., "Follow-up after demo")
  4. Write the email body in the rich text editor
  5. Insert dynamic variables where you want personalized content (see below)
  6. Choose visibility: Shared (available to all team members) or Personal (only you)
  7. Click Save

Dynamic variables

Templates support variables that auto-populate with contact data when you insert the template:

VariableInserts
{{contact_name}}The contact's full name
{{first_name}}The contact's first name
{{company}}The contact's company name
{{ticket_number}}The associated ticket or conversation ID
{{agent_name}}Your name (the sending agent)

Place variables anywhere in the template body. When you insert the template into an email, each variable is replaced with the actual value. If a value is missing, the variable placeholder remains so you can fill it in manually.


Use a template in a reply

  1. Open an email conversation and click Reply
  2. In the compose window, click the Templates icon
  3. Search by name or browse the list
  4. Click a template to insert it into the message body
  5. Review the auto-filled variables and edit if needed
  6. Click Send

Edit or delete a template

  1. Go to Settings > Email Inbox > Templates
  2. Find the template you want to modify
  3. Click Edit to update the content, or Delete to remove it
  4. Save your changes

Editing a shared template updates it for all team members. Deleting a template does not affect emails that were previously sent using it.


Shared vs. personal templates

  • Shared templates are visible to everyone on your team. Admins and the template creator can edit them.
  • Personal templates are visible only to the agent who created them. Use personal templates for messages specific to your workflow.

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