Oracle Fusion Project Portfolio Management (PPM) offers a feature known as File-Based Data Import (FBDI) that helps users import large volumes of data from external systems into Oracle Fusion Ppm.

When you’re thinking about sending FBDI-related information as a bulk email, you’ll want to ensure that your emails don’t end up in the recipient’s spam folder. Here are some tips to consider:

1. Clear and Relevant Subject Line: Ensure that your email subject is clear and directly related to the content. For instance, “Oracle Fusion Ppm Fbdi Information Update” is descriptive and relevant.

2. Avoid Spam Trigger Words: Some words and phrases can trigger spam filters. Words like “free”, “promotion”, “urgent”, etc. can sometimes lead your email to be flagged. Make sure your email content and subject line avoid such terms.

3. Maintain a Clean Email List: Regularly update and clean your email list. Remove any bounced or unresponsive email addresses.

4. Include an Unsubscribe Link: Always provide an option for recipients to unsubscribe from your emails. It’s not only a best practice but also a requirement in many jurisdictions.

5. Use a Recognizable Sender Name: Make sure that the sender name is something recipients can recognize. For example, “Oracle Fusion Ppm Updates” instead of just “Updates”.

6. Optimize Attachments: If you’re sending documents related to FBDI, make sure they are optimized for size. Large attachments can sometimes trigger spam filters.

7. Test Before Sending: Send a test email to a few internal email addresses to see how it appears and whether it gets flagged as spam. Adjust based on feedback.

8. Use a Reputable Email Service Provider (ESP): Using a well-known and reputable ESP can help in ensuring that your emails are delivered to the inbox. Many ESPs also provide analytics and reports to help you track deliverability.

9. Stay Compliant: Familiarize yourself with email marketing laws in your jurisdiction, such as the CAN-SPAM Act in the U.S. Compliance with these laws can help avoid spam flags and potential penalties.

10. Monitor Feedback Loops: Some ESPs offer feedback loops where email providers can tell you why an email might have been flagged or bounced. This can provide insights for future adjustments.

By adhering to these practices, you can improve the likelihood that your emails related to Oracle Fusion PPM FBDI will be delivered to the intended recipients and won’t be flagged as spam.