Front and Resend: Manual Bulk Reply-All Update Template

A manually run Spojit workflow that pulls a set of Front contacts and sends each one a personalized service-update email through Resend from your own domain.

What It Builds

This template starts with a Manual trigger, so you press Run whenever you need to push an important notice out. A Connector node on the Front connector lists your contacts, a Loop node iterates over them, and a Connector node on the Resend connector sends each contact a personalized email signed from your own verified domain. The result is one announcement delivered individually to many customers at once, instead of a single thread with everyone on it.

The Prompt

Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:

Build a manually triggered workflow that lists my Front contacts, then loops over them and sends each contact a personalized service-update email through Resend from my verified domain. Greet each person by their name, include a short notice about the update, and continue the run even if one email fails to send.

Connectors Used

  • Front - lists the contacts you want to notify using the list-contacts tool. Trigger type: Manual (you press Run).
  • Resend - sends each personalized email from your own domain using the send-email tool.

Customize It

The obvious knobs are the audience and the message. Narrow which people you notify by adding a tag or list filter in the prompt (for example, only contacts on a given Front tag), and edit the subject and body wording to match your notice. To address each person, reference their details with variables such as {{ contact.name }} inside the Resend node's Subject and Body fields after Miraxa scaffolds the workflow. You can swap send-email for the send-batch-emails tool if you would rather send in batches once your list grows large.

Tips

  • Verify your sending domain in Resend first (the verify-domain tool confirms it) so messages leave from your address and not a shared one.
  • Keep both Connector nodes in Direct mode: listing contacts and sending a templated email are predictable single-tool calls, so they run without AI credits.
  • Tell Miraxa to set the Resend node to continue on failure so one bad address does not stop the whole run; check the execution log afterward to see which sends succeeded.

Common Pitfalls

  • Front returns contacts in pages, so a large audience may need pagination handled in the Loop node. Ask Miraxa to page through all results if your contact count is high.
  • This template sends individual emails, not a true reply-all on one thread. That is intentional: each customer gets their own private message rather than seeing every other recipient.
  • Resend enforces its own sending limits. For very large lists, throttle the loop or switch to the send-batch-emails tool to stay within your plan.

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