Hello All,

I saw that there is documentation about how to change the default email content, plus the question here: https://answers.axonivy.com/questions/4261/how-to-customize-task-notification-email-template. I am asking how could we define/ or customize the receivers of this email?

Thanks a ton :)

Alex

asked 07.04.2020 at 01:03

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You can customize the receivers in a limited way.

Task mails must be enabled for potential receivers: either on user level / or globally on the app ( https://developer.axonivy.com/doc/8.0/engine-guide/configuration/email.html#config-email )

... you can exclude a set of users from the list of receivers. Just lead their process path to a normal taskEnd ... instead of showing an endpage. You can decide this easily in an alternative condition....

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answered 07.04.2020 at 03:52

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edited 07.04.2020 at 03:55

Hi Reguel, Thanks a lot for your help :)

Best regards, Alex

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I have one further question, what if we need to send this mail to a group mailbox, that is defined in the role as additional property. It has to be send just once, how would you implement that? Thanks again for your help! Alex

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Hi Alex, as of today there is no easy way to change the 'receiver' of a task mail. But we are aware of this issue and have a story on our roadmap to improve it. > XIVY-2443 Send task notification mails to group mailbox if task is assigned to a role . Currently this story is planned for release 9.1.

Some customers disable the standard ActiveDirectory synchronization to setup the group mailbox as mail address on a user. Then the AD import is completely based on customized code. Even though we have beans to help you with that, I'd not really recommend that for anyone.

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