¶ Tickets Recipients
¶ Overview
In this window, you can pair unknown email addresses with existing customers or leads in Splynx.
This allows tickets received from unrecognized email addresses to be assigned to the correct customer or lead, ensuring that ticket notifications are sent to the newly paired email addresses.
You can also unpair an email address from a customer or lead, edit the sender name, disable pairing, ban a sender’s email address, and verify whether an email address is included in the deny list.
To make pairing feature work correctly, it is required to set up SMTP, Inboxes and enable Ticket notifications.
¶ Action buttons
The following actions can be applied in the Recipients table:
Ban requester 
- sender email address will be banned to send message to Incoming mailbox, the next new ticket from this email address won't be created in Splynx;
Unban 
- sender email address will be unbanned and the next new ticket will be created in Splynx;
Pairing 
- to link an unknown email address to existing customer/lead in Splynx, ticket that was created will be assign to paired customer/lead;
Unpair 
- to unlink the paired email address from the existing customer/lead.
¶ Pairing
When you click the Pairing icon, a new window appears where you can link a recipient to a customer by selecting the customer’s name in the Link to field.
The Assign all tickets toggle allows you to assign all unassigned tickets created from an unknown email address to an existing customer or lead.
If unrecognized email address is paired to some customer/lead e.g. by mistake in Recipients table, we can reassign the current ticket and the future ones to other customer/lead directly from ticket, after adding new customer/lead and pressing Update, the new Change pair for recipient window will appear, press Yes to proceed. If the Shared email option is enabled, the mass reassignment function will not work (only the current ticket will be assigned to specific customer/lead).
Edit sender 
- to edit sender's name in Tickets;
Shared email - toggle allows to mark an unknown email address as shared one, in this case pairing will be disabled for such email. For example, the support team receives a lot of messages from one request form (the same email address) and we need to block Pair Customer/Lead to requester option in ticket Actions list, but at the same time tickets should continue to be received. However, each ticket can be assign to specific customer separately;
The status 
in the column in deny list - means that the email address was added to Deny list in Config → Helpdesk → Inboxes (see article). Ticket from these email will not be created in Splynx.
¶ Examples
Example #1: Notifications to customer's emails:
Let's say that we have set up SMTP, Incoming mailbox (support@support.com) and enabled Ticket notifications. In SMTP config, we use admin@support.com address in both Sender's email and Admin email fields.
Customer sent a message to support@support.com from his new mail address, as a result, the new ticket will be created in Splynx. After that we paired new mail address with our customer in Tickets → Recipients.
To admin@support.com will be sent a notification New ticket created, when administrator directly replies on this notification message, the new notifications New ticket created (Request received) and New message in ticket will be sent to customer's paired mail address. But to customer's mailbox (Email field in customer profile) will be sent only New message in ticket. To customer's Billing email no notifications will be sent at all.
Example #2: The relationship of the customer's message to the ticket:
We paired two mail addresses to one customer in Tickets → Recipients: address1@xxx.com and address2@xxx.com. The customer wrote a message from address1@xxx.com to our Incoming mailbox (support@support.com), after that the new ticket was created in Splynx. If customer replies (the subject of the message shouldn't be changed, otherwise will be created a new ticket) from address2@xxx.com to ticket notification (e.g. New message in ticket), the message will be added to the existing ticket's thread (created from address1@xxx.com) in Splynx.
Example #3: View ticket by administrator with a specific partner
Some new customer/lead writes a message to Incoming mailbox, as a result a new ticket will be created in Splynx and their mail address will be added to the list Tickets → Recipients. If we have an administrator in Splynx with a specific partner, e.g. Main, that administrator cannot view the created ticket. Only an administrator with the Partner parameter set to Any or with the role of Super administrator can view such ticket. In addition, such a new ticket cannot be assigned to an administrator with the specified Partner parameter.
¶ Table management and export
The Recipients table can be modified to display the necessary fields with 
icon at the bottom of the table or the date can exported in a format of choice with the export 
icon.
