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Edit email templates

Learn how to edit email texts you send to your customers

Andrey Gadashevich avatar
Written by Andrey Gadashevich
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Intro to email templates

Email templates are important for keeping customers informed about their split, shared, installment, and deposit payments.

These emails notify customers about order creation, approaching deadlines, and cancellations.

  • Order creation emails confirm that the payment plan has started.

  • Deadline reminders help prevent missed payments.

  • Cancellation emails keep customers updated when deadlines are not met.

  • Installment and deposit notifications provide clarity on payment schedules and reduce disputes.

Access to email templates by navigating to SPD Split Payment & Deposit from your Shopify dashboard → Email templates:

Types of Email Templates

In the Email templates section, you’ll find templates for:

  • Multiple (split) payment email templates

    • Order has been created

    • Deadline is approaching

    • Payment is canceled

  • Shared payment email templates

    • Order has been created

    • Deadline is approaching

    • Payment is canceled

  • Installment payment email templates

    • Installment payment invoice notification

Each of these templates can be edited.

How to customize email templates texts?

  1. Go to Split Payment → Email templates

  2. Choose the template you want to edit.

  3. Update the email subject and email body.

    • You can use placeholders like [deadline] or [checkout_links] to automatically insert payment details.

How to customize draft order invoice?

When you click Customize draft order invoice, a new page opens.


Here, you can edit the default Shopify draft order invoice using HTML and Liquid variables.

  • Liquid variables allow you to insert dynamic content such as:

    • {{name}} → customer name

    • {{date_at_time}} → formatted due date

    • {{reserve_inventory_until}} → reserved inventory expiration

Variables

Variables make your emails dynamic by inserting live order details.

  • [deadline] – Shows the split order deadline.

  • [checkout_links] – Adds payment checkout links.

These placeholders are replaced with real values when the email is sent.

In addition, Shopify supports Liquid variables for deeper customization. For example:

  • {{name}} – customer name

  • {{date_at_time}} – formatted deadline date

  • {{reserve_inventory_until}} – reserved inventory expiration

Need Help?

If you have any questions, please contact our support team.

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