Send Handwritten Cards

Looking to make a real impression? With Happy Grasshopper’s Handwritten Cards feature, you can send authentic, heartfelt messages—no stamps, envelopes, or trips to the post office required.

🚪 Getting Started

1. Navigate to the Handwritten Cards Tab

   On the left-hand menu of your dashboard, scroll down and click  Handwritten Cards.

2. Click “Create New”

   Hit the  Create New button in the upper-right corner to begin choosing a card.

💌 Choosing & Customizing Your Card

• Pick a Design

  Browse through available card templates or use the category filter to narrow your search. You’ll see a  preview of the card and details like price and postage.

• Free vs Paid

  If your account includes free card sends, it won’t deduct credits. Otherwise, the cost per card is displayed up front.

• Write Your Message
  • Enter your custom message in the content box.
  • Don’t forget to sign it manually! This isn’t auto-filled—we want it to look truly handwritten.
  • First names are auto-inserted at the top, so no need to include them again in the body.
• Choose a Handwritten Font

  Select from various font styles to match your personality or message tone—whether formal, playful, or relaxed.

📬 Sending & Scheduling

1. Click “Send & Save” at the top of the page.
2. Name Your Card (internal only—contacts won’t see this).
3. Select Your Recipient by name or tag.
4. Confirm Sender Info
   • Your name, company (optional), and return address are pulled from your profile.
5. Schedule Your Send Date
   • This is the send date, not the delivery date. Be mindful of postal delays, especially during holidays.

📚 Accessing Your Library

• Use the sidebar menu to filter by category or see saved drafts.
• Easily return to cards you’ve created for re-use or edits.

📊 Reporting & Delivery Status

Check the  Reporting section to track:

• Cards that have been sent
• Failed deliveries (e.g., missing physical addresses)
• Issues flagged by our mail partner, Handwrytten

🚫 Note: We can’t track whether someone  opened a card (we’re not that creepy), but we do track successful sends and failures.

Happy Sending!