Hi Tiago Mendes,

An approach that we have sometimes used at my work is to invent our own template tags.

So in Umbraco you can setup a section for e-mail receipts and then have a receipt document type where you can allow the editor to customize the receipt.

So you can give them a rich text editor and then invent some template tags like ##NAME##,##PASSWORD## and ##EMAIL## so the editors can write something like

Hi ##NAME##

Your password is ##PASSWORD## and we sent it to you on ##EMAIL##

Then you can do a replace for the "template tags" when you're rendering/sending.

You can refer below Github code link its may be help for you

http://www.netaddicts.be/umbraco/a-developers-take-on-sending-emails-in-umbraco/.

The post uses an outdate version on ActionMailer but the idea is the same.

Hope this makes sense.

Thanks

Bit of a late response, but Formulate Pro supports that: https://www.formulate.rocks/pro/

It is not something you can easily do out of the box with Formulate. Although, you could create a custom form submission handler if you want to avoid paying for Formulate Pro.

BTW, the better place to ask these sorts of questions would be the Formulate forum: https://our.umbraco.com/packages/backoffice-extensions/formulate/formulate-questions/

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