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Email Alerts

This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to use and configure email alerts.

Akshat Singhal avatar
Written by Akshat Singhal
Updated over 8 months ago

Understanding Email Alerts

Email Alerts is a section where users can find pre-listed alerts for different activities. Users can view these alerts, toggle them on or off, and adjust their settings. Additionally, users can create new alerts or add alerts for users in specific departments.

Steps to Set Up Email Alerts

  • Access Settings

    • Navigate to the "Settings" menu.

  • Go to Email Alerts

    • Click on "Email Alerts”.

  • Enable Alerts

    • Toggle the switches to "On" or "Off" for specific pre-listed alerts.

  • Assign Alerts to Roles

    • Click on "Add Alerts to Role."

    • Assign basic alerts to a department within your company.

  • Save the Alert

    • Click "Save Alert" to finalize the setup.

    • Toggle the switch to "On" to activate the new alert.

Features and Functionality

  • Pre-Listed Alerts: View and manage a list of pre-configured alerts.

  • Toggle Alerts: Enable or disable alerts based on your needs.

  • Role-Based Alerts: Assign alerts to different departments or roles within your organization.

  • Timely Notifications: Stay informed about key activities and deadlines to ensure efficient notice management.

Benefits

  • Enhanced Visibility: Keep track of important notice-related activities and deadlines.

  • Customizable: Tailor alerts to match the unique needs of your organization.

  • Improved Efficiency: Receive notifications directly to your email, reducing the need for constant manual checks.

  • Role-Specific Alerts: Ensure that relevant departments are informed about pertinent contract activities.

By following these steps, you can efficiently manage email notifications within NMT, ensuring you stay informed about key activities and deadlines. This proactive approach helps streamline your notice management process and keeps everyone in your organization updated.

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