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Mox Emails and Notifications

Summary of Mox emails and notifications - Updated Feb 14, 2023

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Written by Laurel Capezzuto
Updated over 4 months ago

Mox Email Notifications

Here is a summary of Mox emails and notification settings.


Mox User Account and Access Emails

Mox will always send emails for subscriptions and actions related to user access, such as activate account, invite user, welcome to workspace, and forgot password.

Email

Email Subject Sample

Trigger

Sent To

User Registered

Thanks for signing up for Mox!

A brand new user (no existing Esko ID) signs up for a Mox trial

The trial registrant

Account Activation

Welcome to Mox!

Brand new user (no Esko ID) is invited to an account/workspace

The invited user

Workspace Welcome

Mox Invitation: <Workspace Name>

Existing user (with Esko ID) is invited to an account (and workspace) that they are not yet part of, OR
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Existing user (with Esko ID) is invited to a workspace that they are not yet part of

The invited user

Forgot Password

Thanks for signing up for Mox!

User clicks Forgot Password link on Mox sign in page

The user initiating the Forgot Password action

Invited To Project

Mox Invitation: <Project Name>

A user is invited to a project or sub-project

The invited user

Workspace Notification Emails

The following emails are optional. A workspace owner or account owner can turn these emails on or off for a workspace in Settings > Notifications.

Note: Mox will not send emails to the user who performed the action.

For example, If you are the Project Owner and if you assign yourself to the first task and you are the one that puts the project in progress, it will not send an email. If you do back to back (in other words, the 1st task and then, the 2nd task is assigned to you), you will get the notification for the 2nd task going in progress.

Task Ready

(Default = ON)

Task/Project/Sub-Project Ready! <Project Name>: <Task Name>

A task, project or sub-project is assigned and ready to work on.

The task, project or sub-project owner

Task Unassigned

(Default = ON)

Project/Sub-Project/Task Unassigned! <project name>: <task name>

A task, project or sub-project is no longer assigned; no further action is required at this time.

The task, sub-project or project owner

Task Completed

(Default = OFF)

<Project Name>: <Task Name> - Completed

A task is completed.

The project managers (and sub-project managers if the task is in a sub-project)

Asset Approved

(Default = OFF)

<Project Name>: <File Name> - Approved

An asset is approved by a user.

The project managers (and sub-project managers if the asset is in a sub-project)

Asset

Changes Requested

(Default = ON)

<Project Name>: <File Name> - Changes Requested With Comment.

OR

Project Paused: <Project Name>: <File Name> - Changes Requested With Comment

An asset has changes requested by a user.

The project managers (and sub-project managers if the asset is in a sub-project)

Asset Locked

(Default = OFF)

Final Decision! <File Name> in <Project Name>)

OR

Project Paused: Final Decision! <File Name> in <Project Name>)

A locking decision (Approved or Changes Requested) is set on an asset.

The project managers (and sub-project managers if the asset is in a sub-project)

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