# Actions

Now we're are in the most interesting part of all the automations: the **actions.**

This tab is where you can do actions on your AcyMailing users.

![](/files/-Lim2DwdLqm_i8Uq17PR)

In this example I will subscribe the user to the list **gmail users** and then send him an email.\
When you **add an email in the queue** you can create a new email or create one from an existing email.\
If you want to use an existing email you'll have to click on **choose existing** and this popup will appear:

![](/files/-LyEmpE2Rt0kL-JJLNdX)

Once you've clicked on one of the email you'll be **redirected** to the edition of it, so you can change its body and subject.

The input after the **choose existing** button allows you to set when you want to send the email. You can set either a dynamic date (2 hours after the trigger for example) or a precise date.\
Note that **\[time]** is replaced by the current time when the automation is triggered. So letting it alone means that the email will be sent when the automation is triggered.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that when you choose an email by clicking on the button **Choose existing** it create a new email, it doesn't link it with the chosen template.
{% endhint %}


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