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Hi,
we have a project with some Admins, who are in charge of different tickets we receive. The problem is that every time some Admin changes the status, or makes a comment we all receive an email with the Jira notification, to our common email.
How can I stop this from happening, as it was happening before?
It is quite annoying as every time an Admin modifies something we receive the notification via email.
Thanks a lot!
Hello @LídiaRG
There are two ways you can change this.
First, make sure that every admin has their personal notifications set the way they want them. Go to Profile Picture > Personal Settings and set the notifications that you want.
Second, take a look at the project notification scheme. You can fine-tune which notifications are sent to who and when.
With those combined, I am sure you can settle on the right amount of notifications to stop notification fatigue
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your answer!
I already did that and checked but we are still receiving the emails.
We have a common email linked to JSM and every time someone sends an email to us the common email is automatically sent to JSM as a ticket. And when someone with Admin permission is working on that ticket, commenting, modifying status, etc we receive a notification to the common email that something has been changed.
What I would like is to stop receiving those kind of emails.
Thanks again.
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Hello @LídiaRG
Then I would suggest you take a look at the Notification Scheme and tune that to your liking.
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