

Use custom values (merge fields) to automatically insert contact details, appointment info, account fields, date/time, and attribution data into your workflows, campaigns, and templates.
Manually updating names, appointment details, links, and business information inside every email or SMS quickly becomes repetitive and difficult to maintain as automation grows.
Custom Values allow BizStackPro to pull dynamic information from contacts, users, appointments, campaigns, calendars, and account settings automatically at send time.
Without dynamic placeholders, messages can contain outdated information, inconsistent formatting, or missing personalization that reduces clarity and creates extra manual work.
This guide explains how Custom Values work, where they can be used, and which placeholders are available for contacts, appointments, users, attribution tracking, dates, and account-level automation.
Before using individual merge fields, it helps to understand how BizStackPro replaces Custom Values dynamically when messages are sent.
Custom values are placeholders (merge fields) that pull data from your BizStackPro account at send time.
Instead of typing names, dates, or links manually, you add a token like
{{contact.name}}
and BizStackPro replaces it with the correct value for each contact.
Example:
“Hey {{contact.first_name}}, your appointment is on
{{appointment.only_start_date}} at
{{appointment.only_start_time}}.”
Example output: “Hey John, your appointment is on 03/14/2026 at 2:30 PM.”
You can use custom values in:
Use these to personalize messages with contact-level details such as name, email, phone, and address.
{{contact.name}} Example: John Smith{{contact.first_name}} Example: John{{contact.last_name}} Example: Smith{{contact.email}} Example: [email protected]{{contact.id}} Example: 123abc...{{contact.phone}} Example: (555) 555-1212 Example: 15555551212tel: Example: tel:15555551212{{contact.company_name}} Example: Acme Co{{contact.website}} Example: https://example.com{{contact.full_address}} Example: 123 Main St, Miami, FL 33101{{contact.address1}} Example: 123 Main St{{contact.city}} Example: Miami{{contact.state}} Example: FL{{contact.postal_code}} Example: 33101 Example: America/New_York{{contact.date_of_birth}} Example: 1990-05-10{{contact.source}} Example: Facebook AdsThese values reference the assigned user (or sender). They’re useful for signatures, reply routing, and staff details.
Example: Jane Agent Example: Jane Example: Agent Example: [email protected] Example: “— Jane” Example: (555) 555-2222 Example: 15555552222 Example: https://cal.example.com/jane Example: (555) 555-3333 Example: 15555553333Use these in confirmations, reminders, follow-ups, and reschedule flows.
{{appointment.title}} Example: Strategy Call{{appointment.start_time}} Example: 03/14/2026 2:30 PM{{appointment.only_start_date}} Example: 03/14/2026{{appointment.only_start_time}} Example: 2:30 PM{{appointment.end_time}} Example: 03/14/2026 3:00 PM{{appointment.timezone}} Example: America/New_York Example: Friday Example: March{{appointment.cancellation_link}} Example: https://link.example.com/cancel{{appointment.reschedule_link}} Example: https://link.example.com/reschedule{{appointment.add_to_google_calendar}} Example: https://calendar.google.com/...{{appointment.add_to_ical_outlook}} Example: webcal://...{{appointment.user.name}} Example: Jane Agent{{appointment.user.email}} Example: [email protected] Example: 15555552222Use these to reference calendar names and campaign event timing in your automations.
Example: Main Calendar Example: 03/20/2026 10:00 AM Example: 03/20/2026 Example: 10:00 AMThese are typically used for internal workflows, routing, and logging.
Example: “Can you call me back?” Example: “Appointment Confirmation”These values are most useful when you want to pass message details into a note, task, or internal notification.
Use these placeholders to pull business/location details into templates for consistent branding and compliance. This page shows display-only tokens (they will not merge into real values).
Why I did this: the braces are intentionally split as
{{ and
}}
so BizStackPro can’t detect a merge field and share my information.
{{location.name}}
{{location.email}}
{{location.phone}}
{{location.phone_raw}}
{{location.website}}
{{location.logo_url}}
{{location.id}}
{{location.full_address}}
{{location.address}}
{{location.city}}
{{location.state}}
{{location.country}}
{{location.postal_code}}
{{location_owner.first_name}}
{{location_owner.last_name}}
{{location_owner.email}}
When you actually use these: In emails/SMS/workflows, type them normally (without splitting the braces).
Right Now values insert the current date/time when the workflow or campaign runs. They’re great for timestamps and context.
{{right_now.second}} Example: 08{{right_now.minute}} Example: 42{{right_now.hour}} Example: 14{{right_now.hour_ampm}} Example: 2{{right_now.ampm}} Example: PM{{right_now.day_of_week}} Example: Friday{{right_now.day}} Example: 14{{right_now.month}} Example: 03 Example: March{{right_now.year}} Example: 2026{{right_now.middle_endian_date}} Example: 03/14/2026{{right_now.little_endian_date}} Example: 14/03/2026Attribution values help you reference first-touch and latest-touch tracking data such as UTMs and click IDs.
Example: google Example: https://site.com/landing Example: spring_promo Example: google Example: cpc Example: ad_variant_a Example: https://google.com Example: 98765 Example: fb.1.123... Example: CjwK... Example: crm software Example: phrase Example: 24680 Example: 13579 Example: facebook Example: https://site.com/offer Example: retargeting Example: facebook Example: paid_social Example: carousel_1 Example: https://facebook.com Example: 11223 Example: fb.1.456... Example: EAIa... Example: q2_launch Example: marketing automation Example: exact Example: 99887 Example: 77665Combine custom values with workflows to send highly personalized messages—without manual edits or one-off updates.
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Custom values are placeholders that pull in data (contact, user, appointment, or account info) when a message sends. Use them in workflows, campaigns, email/SMS templates, reminders, and notifications.
Use {{contact.name}}.
Example output: John Smith
{{contact.phone}} is typically formatted for display.
is unformatted and is best for trigger links and UTM parameters.
Yes—use Right Now values like
{{right_now.day_of_week}},
{{right_now.hour_ampm}}, and
{{right_now.year}}.
Use appointment values like
{{appointment.start_time}} and
{{appointment.cancellation_link}}
to confirm, remind, and route reschedules automatically.
Yes—reference values like
or
to include tracking details in internal alerts or reporting messages.
Custom values make your automations feel 1:1—pulling the right info at the right time for each contact, appointment, and message.
Cleaner messages. Better automation. Less busywork.
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