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Branded Email Notifications Setup | Bright Plugins Docs

1 min read Updated April 16, 2026 By the Bright Plugins team

Get Deposits Pro

Use Case: Customers expect clear communication after placing an order. With deposit emails, you can keep them informed about what they paid, what’s left, and when the balance is due.

Why Deposit Emails Matter#

  • Build trust with consistent communication.
  • Reduce confusion about payments (deposit vs. full balance).
  • Keep customers updated automatically.

How It Works#

1. Default Email Templates#

The plugin automatically sends emails when:

  • A deposit order is placed.
  • A balance reminder is triggered (depending on settings).
  • A balance payment is completed.

2. Customize Texts and Labels#

You can edit email texts to better fit your store’s tone of voice. For example:

  • “Deposit Received” → “We’ve secured your order with your deposit.”
  • “Outstanding Balance” → “Please complete the remaining payment before the due date.”

3. Customer Experience#

When customers receive these emails, they see clearly:

  • Deposit amount paid.
  • Balance remaining.
  • Due date for payment.

Example#

  • Deposit Order: $100 paid upfront
  • Balance: $400 due later
  • Email content: clearly states deposit received and amount outstanding.

Final Thoughts#

Deposit emails help your customers stay confident and informed. Clear messages reduce support requests and improve the overall buying experience.

Updated on April 16, 2026 · Need help? Open a support ticket