Sorry for reposting nearly reposting the same answer. This is possible. I think the basic method you need is `findWorkTasks()`on that base you can send an email to notify the user about his/her assigned tasks. See [API][1] for further informations. From the [designer guide][2]: > In a Daily notification mail you might > need a task list for a user that she > may activate and work on. The method > findWorkTasks(..) on ivy.wf does this > job. It uses even substitutions and > absences to collect the correct task > list (see IWorkflowContext interface > in the PublicAPI documentation for > more details) Hope this helps. [1]: http://www.xpertivy.ch/releases/Xpert.ivy/5.0.11/documents/publicApi/ch/ivyteam/ivy/workflow/IWorkflowContext.html [2]: http://www.xpertivy.ch/releases/Xpert.ivy/5.0.latest/documents/ServerGuideHtml/ivy.server.concepts.emailnotification.design.html

Sorry for reposting nearly reposting the same answer. This is possible. I think the basic method you need is `findWorkTasks()`on that base you can send an email to notify the user about his/her assigned tasks. See [API][1] for further informations. From the [designer guide][2]: > In a Daily notification mail you might > need a task list for a user that she > may activate and work on. The method > findWorkTasks(..) on ivy.wf does this > job. It uses even substitutions and > absences to collect the correct task > list (see IWorkflowContext interface > in the PublicAPI documentation for > more details) Hope this helps. [1]: http://www.xpertivy.ch/releases/Xpert.ivy/5.0.11/documents/publicApi/ch/ivyteam/ivy/workflow/IWorkflowContext.html [2]: http://www.xpertivy.ch/releases/Xpert.ivy/5.0.latest/documents/ServerGuideHtml/ivy.server.concepts.emailnotification.design.html