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12-05-2019 11:19 PM
Hi all!
We have gotten a requirement from one of our customers, to never send them any email notifications from our ServiceNow instance. Is there a way to "globally" exclude their domain, instead of configuring every notification separately?
I was thinking about using an Before business rule on sys_email table, but it seems like the email is processed before the business rule. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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12-06-2019 03:41 AM
Hi mathias,
Check the below article, it should provide a solution to you!
-Satheesh
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12-05-2019 11:21 PM
Hi,
you can disable sending email using properties;
in left navigation type email properties -> Email sending enabled should be false
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Ankur
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12-05-2019 11:42 PM
Hi! Thank you for replying!
The trick is, that we need to exclude a specific domain from outgoing notifications. All other notifications should be sent normally. This configuration deactivates all notifications to all users..
I.e if I update an Incident and the caller email is "person@servicenow.com" and a user in watch list is "me@advania.com". Then the email should only be sent to "me@advania.com", because we want to exclude all notifications to "@servicenow.com"
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12-06-2019 01:29 AM
Hi Mathias,
So it depends on particular email address.
For example if 2 recipients are present one from advania.com and one from servicenow.com
then servicenow.com users should not receive
for this you would require to have some code on sys_email table only; remove the recipient you don't want. you need to use proper condition probably for this
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12-06-2019 03:41 AM
Hi mathias,
Check the below article, it should provide a solution to you!
-Satheesh