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Product screenshot showing draft queues, review controls, and send states. Use template editing when you need a reusable email pattern, not when you only need to change one draft.

Who can use this

  • RevOps and managers maintaining shared template guidance.
  • Reps creating personal reusable templates, when allowed.

Before you start

  • Confirm who owns the template and who should use it.
  • Draft a clear name, description, and body.
  • Remove customer-specific details from reusable examples.

Steps

  • Open template settings.
  • Create a new email template or select an existing one.
  • Add or edit the template name, description, and content.
  • Add variables only when they are supported and clearly documented.
  • Save the template.
  • Test by generating or composing a draft that should use the template.
  • Delete old templates only after confirming they are no longer needed.

What to expect

  • Template APIs support create, update, list, and delete for email templates.
  • Template variables can also be created, updated, listed, and deleted.
  • Changes apply to future draft generation and do not automatically rewrite drafts already in the Drafts queue.
  • Email templates and Slack templates are separate template types.

Common issues

  • The description does not explain when Ergo should use the template.
  • The body contains stale names, dates, or customer-specific examples.
  • A variable is deleted while a template still references it.
  • Users expect an edited template to change drafts that already exist.
Last modified on June 8, 2026