Manage Who Gets Alerts/Notifications
Administrators can control which users receive notifications for what changes.
For example, all TARP2 hazard changes can send a notification to all geotechnical engineers.
- For PC and Tablets, the Settings button will be on the top left hand side of the screen.
- For Mobile, the Settings button will be at the bottom of the screen.
Step 2. Define Roles
- Current roles are shown at the bottom of the user table in the User tab.
- You can add new roles as required.
Step 3. Assign Roles to Staff
- In the Users table, select the roles cell.
- A drop down menu will open that allows you to assign the appropriate role.
HazView allows the customization of notifications per role.
Step 1. Go to the Hazards and Features tab.
- From within the Hazards and Features tab, select the appropriate rating system.
- The rating system is assigned to specific hazard types e.g. TARP for geotechnical hazards.
- If you wish for a TARP2 or TARP3 rating to send an email, you can customise this.
Select the edit rating tier button.
Assign the appropriate notifiable roles.
These roles will receive an email when a Hazard is raised with that rating.
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