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Open the Email Scheduler → Recipients tab
In the campaign builder, click the Email Scheduler step, then the Recipients tab. Two chip inputs live here: CC Addresses and BCC Addresses.

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Add CC addresses
Type an email into CC Addresses and press Enter or type a comma to add it as a chip. You can add up to 10 CC addresses.
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Add BCC addresses
Use the same pattern in BCC Addresses, up to 5 addresses. BCC is useful for silently archiving a copy, e.g. to a CRM drop address, without recipients seeing it.
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Fix rejected entries
An invalid email shows “Invalid email address”, a repeat entry shows “Already added”, and going over the cap shows a max-addresses message. At the limit, the field shows “Limit reached (N/N)”.
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Know it applies to every send
CC and BCC recipients are copied on every email the campaign sends, not just the first — that includes follow-up steps.
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Leave blank if unused
Both fields are optional. Leave them empty if you don't need anyone copied.
Pro tips
Hard-won shortcuts that keep warm-up on track.
BCC a CRM inbox to auto-log replies context
A silent copy lands in your CRM's drop address without recipients ever seeing it in the headers.
Keep CC tiny
Every visible CC recipient can see everyone else on the CC line — 1–2 people keeps it professional.
Enter, comma, or click away all add the chip
There's no separate save button for the chip itself — committing the address is instant.
CC/BCC ride every step
Remember they hit follow-up emails too, not just the opener — don't set a CC you only want on the first message.
Frequently asked questions
How many CC and BCC addresses can I add?
Up to 10 CC addresses and up to 5 BCC addresses.
Do CC/BCC apply to follow-up emails too?
Yes — they're copied on every email the campaign sends, including all follow-up steps.
Why won't my address add?
It's either an invalid email format, a duplicate you already added, or the field is already at its limit.
Is CC/BCC required?
No — both fields are optional and can be left empty.
Can recipients see the BCC list?
No — that's the point of BCC. Recipients never see who else was blind-copied.
How do I remove an address?
Click the x on its chip in the CC Addresses or BCC Addresses field.
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