Why Are My Violation/Warning Notification Emails Not Going Out?
IfThis yourarticle newis designed to assist OPS-COM administrators in identifying and resolving issues preventing violation andor warning notification emails from being sent to users.
Purpose and Overview
When a violation or warning is issued in the system, OPS-COM can automatically trigger notification emails to the responsible party. If these notifications are not goingbeing out,received, pleasethis checkguide outlines the following:necessary configuration checks and system requirements to ensure email delivery functions correctly.
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User Information: Confirm that the user is marked as the
primaryPrimarydriverDriver and has a valid email addressinassociatedthewithsystem.theirEmailsaccount.areThesentsystem automatically sends emails to the primarydriverdriver;with an email. Usersusers without an email address are instead flagged forletterLetterreports.Reports. ConfirmemailEmail Templates: Navigate to System Configuration then Content & Designs and click Email Templates to ensure that the templates for violation notices are properly configured
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System Tasks: Navigate to Tools then View System
ConfigurationTask>LogsContentto& Designs > Email Templates. Verifyverify that the"New ViolationNotices"Notices system task is enabled and running correctly (scheduledeither on a set schedule ormanual)viainmanualToolstrigger).> View System Task Logs.-
Warning Settings: If you are sending warnings,
ensurenavigate"to System Configuration then System Settings and click Violations. Ensure that the Send Notices ForWarnings"Warnings checkbox isenabledenabled.under System Configuration > System Settings > Violations. -
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Maintain Accurate User Data: Regularly audit user profiles to ensure Primary Driver contact information, particularly email addresses, is up to date to prevent communication gaps.
Setup and Configuration
To ensure emails are processed successfully, verify the following configurations:
Troubleshooting and Inspection
If configurations are correct but emails are still not sending, follow these steps to investigate further:
The system only newtriggers violationsinitial emails for New Violations (those issued on the samecurrent day). triggerExisting initialor emails. Olderolder violations may not automaticallytrigger sendan aautomated notification email.email after the initial issuance date has passed.
Best Practices and Considerations
ReviewingMonitor andTask correctingLogs: Periodically review the System Task Logs to confirm that automated processes are executing as expected without errors.
Consistency in Reporting: Use the Letter Report as a standard tool for identifying users who fall outside of the automated email criteria, ensuring these settingsindividuals andreceive runningnecessary thephysical relevantnotices.