Email to Authors
- Select the Call that contains the submission you wish to contact.
- Go to the Submission tab and select the desired submissions (You can also filter the submissions as accepted or rejected if needed).
- In the Bulk actions, select the "Message to submitters" option
In the pop-up window, take into consideration these details:
Recipient(s): Choose from All Co-Authors, Submitter, or All Primary Authors.
E-Mail: Select an existing template or compose a new message from scratch.
Send me a copy: Check this option to receive a copy of the email at your primary address.
5. Once you have your email ready, you can click on the "Send e-mail" option, and the system will generate a confirmation message.
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