Hi,
I want to trigger e-mails to all the administrators for a particular status. For this, I:
1) created a filter
2) shared the filter with everyone in the administrator role
3) Created a group for the administrators
4) In subscribe, I specified the group name in the recipient column
It is working fine but what I want to find out is:
1) Do I need to Share the filter with the project administrators for them to receive the trigger e-mails?
2) By sharing the filter, do they get to opt out from the filter and not receive e-mails?
3) Can I just not share the filter and just specify the group-name in Subscribe? Will they still receive e-mails?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Hachi,
To answer your questions:
1) Do I need to Share the filter with the project administrators for them to receive the trigger e-mails?
No you do not need to share the filter for them to receive emails, adding the group to the subscription is sufficient
2) By sharing the filter, do they get to opt out from the filter and not receive e-mails?
No, sharing your filter doesn't allow them to edit it or opt out of the subscription you created, only the owner of the filter can edit it.
3) Can I just not share the filter and just specify the group-name in Subscribe? Will they still receive e-mails? Already answered in (1).
By the way, if you would like for individual users to be able to opt out of subscriptions, the best approach is probably to Share the filter with the relevant group and delete the subscription you made on behalf of the group.
Sharing the filter with the group, allows every member of that group to view the filter and subscribe to it if they want to. They would also be able to delete their subscription later if they chose to. It would be more effective though, if you are able to invite members of this group to subscribe to the shared filter, perhaps by email.
Thank you Taiwo for answering my question and also for the additional information. You have made me understand the concept thoroughtly and I really appreciate for your time and effort! Thanks again!
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What is the use case you want to implement this for? Unless I'm misunderstanding your query, wouldn't it be easier for you to:
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Hi Mick! I have no idea how to do what you've explained! Let me try to explain my scenario a little better:
An issue is created by a reporter. The admin is supposed to verify and assign the issue to the concerned person. What is happening right now is, the admin is taking way too much time to verify the issue though he receives an e-mail notification when an issue is created. The whole process is delaying because Admin is taking too much time to verify and assign the issue.
So what I want to do is, send reminder e-mails to the Admin every two days about the issues that are in Open status. These e-mails should be send every two days until the Admin verifies and assign the issue to the concerned individual.
I figured, to do this, I have to create a filter, subscribe and share the filter with admin for him to receive these e-mails. But now, I am wondering by sharing the filter, if he has the access to stop receiving these reminder e-mails.
Hope you could understand my situation
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Hi Mick! I have no idea how to do what you've explained! Let me try to explain my scenario a little better:
An issue is created by a reporter. The admin is supposed to verify and assign the issue to the concerned person. What is happening right now is, the admin is taking way too much time to verify the issue though he receives an e-mail notification when an issue is created. The whole process is delaying because Admin is taking too much time to verify and assign the issue.
So what I want to do is, send reminder e-mails to the Admin every two days about the issues that are in Open status. These e-mails should be send every two days until the Admin verifies and assign the issue to the concerned individual.
I figured, to do this, I have to create a filter, subscribe and share the filter with admin for him to receive these e-mails. But now, I am wondering by sharing the filter, if he has the access to stop receiving these reminder e-mails.
Hope you could understand my situation
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Specify group name in subscribe will work. You don't need to share filter.
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