Added by Tom Hofmann 25 days ago
Hello everyone,
this seems like a very obvious thing, but I kind find the right setting apparently (on self hosted version).
What I want to achieve is pretty simple:
Once a work package is assigned to someone, or someone becomes accountable, they should receive an email.
I do see the notifications in the notifications center, but I dont get any mail.
Mail in general works - for example when inviting new users.
Or does this only work with the daily reminders?
Thank you for your input!
Best
Tom
Replies (3)
Hi Tom,
each user can decide within their own notification settings whether they want to be notified (which can trigger an e-mail).
You can enable notifications for such things via Account settings -> notification settings.
Once you get assigned, then a notification in OpenProject pops up in the upper right (bell symbol). If you do not read this notifcation in OpenProject, than it will also be part of the next e-mail reminder you will receive (settings from your screenshot).
Please find here more information regarding notification settings:
https://www.openproject.org/docs/user-guide/notifications/notification-settings/#notification-settings
Best regards,
Alexander
Hi Alexander,
thanks for all the info 👍
Brief question. I was playing around with the webhooks to get notifications into other systems via API. It works and I get the full object. Is there a way to get webhook notifications that allow us to identify only what was changed?
Like if a work package is assigned to a new accountable - is it possible to somehow filter that only the accountable attribute has been changed and that we should start our playbook accordingly?
Best regards,
Tom
Hi Tom,
at the moment, when setting up a webhook, you can only select whether the object (e.g. a work package) has been updates or newly created. If you chose updated, the webhook will fire everytime anything is upated there. Is does not inclide a separate filter though.
In this case, you may want to check out the API instead. It for example allows you to perform a baseline comparison to look for certain changes in a specific time frame. [1]
Best,
Alexander
[1] https://www.openproject.org/docs/api/baseline-comparisons/