Email notifications help you monitor workflow tasks automatically and simply.

Automatic notifications can be sent when:

• A workflow phase starts
• A workflow phase finishes
• The TM Leverage or MT is complete
• A translation meets a certain percentage of completion

To set up an email notification, go into a workflow and create a rule. 
In the rule, select recipients, add a custom message and choose what should trigger the email.

Adding Email Notifications to a Workflow

To add an email notification workflow rule,

1. Open a workflow. Select Project Resources in the sidebar, open Workflows and select the desired Workflow. 
2. Select a phase. Click on the workflow phase where you wish to add the notification.
3. Open the Configuration tab. This will open the workflow configuration screen.
   1. Add the rule. Scroll down to the Rules section and click the + Add Rule icon.
   2. Create the rule.
      1. Using the drop-down menus, select the condition that will automatically trigger the email.
      2. Under Take these action(s), select send an email notification to {the desired user or email address}.
      3. Compose the message. Click edit message to customize the message that will be sent.
4. Save the message; save the rule.
    

Customizing the email message

When creating an automatic notification, you can create your own custom message to accompany the notification.

To create a custom message,

1. Create a rule for email notification (instructions above) and then click the edit message link.
2. Type a default subject line and message.
3. Optionally add variables to automatically pull document information into the message (e.g. document name, source/target language).
4. Save the message, save the rule.

Working with Variables

Variables are a powerful and simple way to customize messages. For instance, use variables to automatically pull the document title, source/target language, etc. into the message.
Below is an example of an email template using variables and of the message once it’s sent.

For a complete list of the variables, click the Variables Guide link above the message.

As you’re composing a message using variables, you can open the Variable Guide for reference. 
Just copy the variable name - complete with the brackets: “{}” - and paste it into your message. When the system sends the message, it will pull in the appropriate text for each variable.

Choose from 16 Creating Automatic Email Notifications#variables, described below.