Destinations are helpful to direct your customers to specific content, links, or external sites when they tap on any of the creative features with a destination assigned.

You can add destinations to help your customers get in touch with you, view your products and catalogs, process payments, or upload files. These are a great way to increase engagement and add value for your customers.

Include contact information so your customers can communicate easily.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative in your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select your Destination type name from the list provided.

Step 4 - For Call, SMS, Whatsapp and Email simply insert the appropriate URL or contact number.

Step 5 - Click Save and if you would like, test the destination link from your template.

You can also use Destinations to link to other pages in your template.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative in your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select the Destination type name from the list provided.

Step 4 - When you click on Go to Page, you will be presented with a dropdown menu. Select the template page of your choice or click on [Create New Page].

Step 5 - If you opted to create a new page, you will be prompted to enter a New page name. Once you click on Save, this page will automatically be added to your template. Remember, you will still need to add content to this new template page.

Add a file upload feature that allows customers to add documents, images, or take a photo and submit it via your template.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative on your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select File Upload from the list provided.

Step 4 - Select the Type of attachment the customer can upload from the dropdown menu. Choose between File (PDF, JPEG, Word document etc.) or Camera (allows the user to take a new photo or choose from an existing image in their camera roll).

Step 5 - Provide Instructions for the customer, such as file format and size requirements.

Step 6 - Set the Button Label to your preferred instruction, eg. submit or upload.

Step 7 - Select the Upload Complete Page - the user will be redirected to this page should their upload be successful. This could be an existing page from your template, or alternatively, opt to [Create New Page]. If you opted to create a new page, you will be prompted to enter a New page name. Once you click on Save this page will automatically be added to your template. Remember, you will still need to add content to this template page.

Step 8 - Select an Image to display above the submission box, if you so choose.

Step 9 - Check the box for Get User Location if you would like to track this information.

Step 10 - Click Save and if you would like, test the file upload feature from your template.

Process payments for customers directly from your template by using the payment destination option.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative on your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select Payment from the list provided.

Step 4 - Enter the Paypoint Name. You may choose the payment provider name or a different reference of your choice.

Step 5 - Amount will allow you to enter a predetermined amount. This information can be programmed to pull through from your customer database by using personalisation tags.

Step 6 - Enter the Customer Reference, such as their account number. Again, you can make use of tags in order to personalise this for each customer.

Step 7 - Select the Currency in which the payment needs to be made.

Step 8 - Select the Success Page - This could be an existing page from your template to which your customer will be redirected. Alternatively, opt to [Create New Page]. If you opted to create a new page, you will be prompted to enter a New page name. Once you click on Save this page will automatically be added to your template. Remember, you will still need to add content to this template page.

Step 9 - Repeat the above steps for the Fail Page.

This could be an existing page or a new page you create using [Create New Page].

Step 10 - Select your Payment Partner from the dropdown menu - this would be the service provider you are using to facilitate the instant payment process.

Step 11 - You will also be prompted to select your Payment Type - Instant EFT or eftv. Instant EFT allows you to program a set amount, whereas eftv can be set to a variable amount.

Step 12 - Click Save and if you would like, test the payment feature from your template.

Learn more about integrated payments here.

Create a virtual business card that your customers can download.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative on your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select vCard from the list provided.

Step 4 - As you are building a virtual card, as pictured below, simply fill out your information in the spaces provided.

Step 5 - Make your vCard more personal by adding your Photo, or if you prefer, your company logo.

Step 6 - Click Save and if you would like, test the vCard feature from your template.

Create a downloadable invitation that your customers can save to their personal calendar.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative on your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select Calendar from the list provided.

Step 4 - Set the Start time by tapping on the blue calendar and selecting the time and date that your event takes place.

Step 5 - Repeat Step 4 in order to set the End Time.

Step 6 - Enter a Location where the event takes place. This can be a physical location or a link to an online event.

Step 7 - Your Subject line will be the display tag loaded into the customer's calendar.

Step 8 - Add a Description for your event to remind your customers of any important information.

Step 9 - Click Save and if you would like, test the file upload feature from your template.

Enable various animated actions that occur when customers engage with creative elements. You can 'Show', 'Hide', 'Toggle' or 'Scroll To' content in your template.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative on your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select Animations from the list provided.

Step 4 - Set up your animations by following the steps as explained in this article.

Step 5 - Click Save and if you would like, test the animations from your template.

Link to a pre-existing QR Attendance code in order to share with your customers.

Step 1 - You can add a destination to your creatives when first adding the content to your template, or by tapping on Edit from an existing creative on your template.

Step 2 - From the Edit mode, click on the None (highlighted in blue) under the Destination header.

Step 3 - Select QR Code Scanner from the list provided.

Step 4 - Enter a Name for your QR code.

Step 5 - Enter your Pre-shared Key. This key will need to be the same as the one you have used to create your QR Attendance code. To learn how to generate a QR Attendance code take a look at this article here.

Step 6 - Click Save and if you would like, test the QR Code from your linked template.