The Manage Email Warnings feature allows administrators to define and manage a list of email addresses that will receive critical system alerts. Its primary purpose is to ensure that designated personnel are promptly notified of important events, such as security breaches, system errors, or specific operational triggers, enabling swift response and management. This article is intended for OPS-COM administrators responsible for configuring system alerts and communications.
## Setup and Configuration This feature is a core administrative tool used to establish the routing for critical system notifications. **Admin Side:** Administrators must have the appropriate system role permissions enabled to access the alerts configuration menus and manage the recipient list. ## Using this Feature Administrators can use the following instructions to navigate the management interface to seamlessly add, edit, or delete recipient email addresses. ### Accessing the Management Interface 1. Hover over **System Configuration**, click **Alerts**, then **Manage Email Warnings**. ### Adding an Email Address 1. Click the **Add Warning Email** button. 2. Enter the desired email address into the input text box. 3. Click the **Save Changes** button to add the email address to the list. ### Editing an Email Address 1. Locate the specific email address you wish to modify in the list. 2. Click the **Edit** button next to the entry. 3. Make the desired changes to the email address in the text box. 4. Click the **Save Changes** button to update the entry. ### Deleting an Email Address 1. Locate the specific email address you wish to remove from the list. 2. Click the **Delete** button next to the entry. 3. Click the **Delete** button in the confirmation window to finalize the removal, or click the **Cancel** button to return to the previous page without deleting. --- ## Best Practices and Considerations - **Target designated recipients:** **Only add email addresses of personnel who are responsible for monitoring and acting upon system warnings.** Sending alerts to staff members who do not actively manage the system can lead to alert fatigue. - **Monitor alerts regularly:** **Periodically review the emails sent to these addresses and the list itself.** This ensures all recipients are current and the warnings are being received and actioned appropriately by your team. - **Leverage group email addresses:** **Consider using a distribution list or group email address (e.g.,