In which part of an email's configuration can tags be included?

The correct part of an email's configuration where tags can be included is within the message itself. Tags are often used to help categorize, identify, or highlight certain information within the body of the email content. This can include HTML tags for formatting purposes, or specific keywords and tags that provide clarity or context about the email’s intent or topics discussed.

Using tags in the message portion allows for the inclusion of structured data or metadata directly in the content of the email, enhancing both readability and functionality.

In contrast, other areas such as the recipient details (Send To), the name or subject of the email (Email Title and Subject Line, respectively) typically do not support the inclusion of tags in the same way. The Subject Line, for instance, is primarily meant for summarizing the email's purpose or content, while the Email Title is often a static element of the email structure, not intended for dynamic or tagged data. Thus, the inclusion of tags is best suited to the body of the message itself.