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What your client sees
The email and the plan page, step by step, from the client's side.
PartnersUpdated 15/09/2026
An email from Yutrients. The sender's name is yours; the address is ours. It carries your message, a button to open the plan, and the date the link stops working. It does not list any doses — those are on the page, where the client can read them properly.
The plan page on yutrients.com. Headed "Jane Doe has put together your Yutrients plan", with your message, then each blend: its name, what is in it, and a plan selector — monthly, one-off or 90-day where offered — with the option you suggested already picked. Each blend has an Include this blend switch.
The consent box. Before the plan can go in a basket, the client is asked to agree that you can see the blends in the plan and how their orders and subscription for them are going. Only they can tick it. If they leave it unticked they can still buy; you just will not see what follows.
Add all to basket, then the normal Yutrients checkout at the normal price.
Where the safety note appears
If any line in a blend is above the customer maximum, the email includes a short note asking anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or under medical care to speak to their GP or pharmacist first. Every tin carries the same advisory.
What you see back
On the client's Plans tab: Sent, then Opened (with how many times and when), then Purchased — per blend, because a client can include some and not others.
Related
- Create and send a planOne or more blends, a message, a suggested plan per blend and an expiry — then send by email or copy the link.
- Client consent to sharingWhat you can see once a client consents, what you never see, and what happens when they stop.
- Checkout and plans — monthly, 90-day delivered monthly, one-offThe three ways a customer can buy a blend and what each means for renewals.
- My client didn't get the emailSpam, the address you entered, an account under a different email, resend, or send the link yourself.
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