The only setup required for Document Alerts is the configuration of Alert types through the Alert Types too. You can edit default Alert types, create additional Alert types to be
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This report lists email routees whose emails have not been sent (due to no email address or email being bounced back, etc.) Note: although the image above does not show
ATC: ALERT [user] TITLE title; free-form-text This command sends an alert with free-form text to a specified user. [user] is required. It specifies the person to receive the alert. Square brackets
Overview: The AlertText rule group is used to format text for the subject and body of Alerts, overriding the Spitfire distributed defaults. Of course, if you create a custom Alert,
Question: How long does an Alert stay in the system? Answer: A maximum of 62 days. Of course, you can delete an Alert (or all Alerts) from your Home Dashboard
Question: How come I do not get an Alert for every change in document status? Answer: Spitfire Documents can send an Alert on ‘Document Status Change‘. But not every status
Question: What type of Alerts can I add to a Spitfire Document? Answer: Spitfire ships with several default Alert Types and one free-form Alert that you can define on-the-fly. Document Level
Purpose & Scope: There are two distinct ways of managing document Alerts: Alert Subscriptions are found on the Manage Dashboard. This tool allows broad subscriptions across document types and selection
Question: No alerts are appearing in Spitfire for overdue documents. Why not? Answer: Things to consider: Is there an Alert Subscription set up for overdue documents? Alert Subscriptions are set
