Sending on Behalf of Users

Levitate Admins can Send on Behalf of other users— it allows better organizational flow by allowing campaign creation for all users at once. This way, one person can schedule a holiday email to the account's whole Client tag, but have it send from the contact owner's email address and signature, or just seamlessly send from one user.

When starting your send, click the dropdown beside Send From and you can choose Contact owner of the recipient or Select an employee.

The default signature of each contact owner will appear in each of their emails when the send initiates

From there, you'll schedule out the send as normal! Choose contacts or a tag group to send to.

One limitation with Send on Behalf is a wait time between when the message is scheduled and when it can send. The wait time can be one hour, two hours, or one day. To update which wait time you'd like implemented, let your Success Specialist know your preference.

Checking the Scheduled Email

Once you've schedule out an email on behalf of another Levitate user, you are able to check in on it in Tags & Reports

You're able to click in and check out the content

FAQs

Q: Why can’t I send a message on behalf of another user?

A: To send emails or messages on behalf of another user in Levitate, the contacts you’re reaching out to must be marked as public. If a contact is set as private, only the original owner can communicate with them.

Q: What does “marking a contact as public” mean?

A: Marking a contact as public makes it accessible to other users on your team. This allows teammates to view the contact and send messages to them, including sending on behalf of another user.

Q: How do I mark a contact as public?

A: Below is a step-by-step guide on how to accomplish this:

1. Open the contact’s profile in Levitate
2. Locate the visibility or ownership setting
3. Change the contact from private to public
4. Save your changes

Q: When should I make a contact public?

A: You should mark a contact as public if:

• Multiple team members need to communicate with them
• You plan to send messages on behalf of another user
• The contact is part of shared relationship management (e.g., clients, partners)

Q: Are there any risks to making contacts public?

A: Making a contact public allows others on your team to view and interact with that contact. Be sure your team follows internal guidelines for contact ownership and communication.

Q: I marked the contact as public, but still can’t send on behalf—what should I do?

A: If you’re still having trouble:

• Double-check that the contact is saved as public
• Confirm you have the correct permissions to send on behalf of another user
• Reach out to your Levitate admin or Levitate Support for assistance