All four celebration alerts are similar in their setup. The image above applies specifically to the Birthdays alert setup. However, other celebration alerts will look almost the same as this setup.
To set up a celebration alert, follow these steps:
- Alert name: The alert will automatically have the title that is the type of alert you are creating. However, you can customize it by replacing the automated name.
- Send this alert to: Determine who will receive the email alert. The Admin Users option will send the email alert to all users listed as Full Admins in access levels. The Employee option will send the email alert to the employee who triggered the alert. The Manager option sends the email alert to the manager of the employee who triggered the alert. The Others option allows you to enter a specific employee, department, location, job title, division, or email address.
- When should this alert be sent: This is the only option that differs between an individual or summary alert. For an individual alert, select the number of days before the employee's birthday you would like the alert to send. These alerts are automatically created for 30 days out, seven days out, and on the birthday. You can click +Add Reminder to add another reminder. Then, determine what time you would like the alert to send on that specific day. In the screenshot above, the alert will send at 3:00 a.m. (America/Denver time). For a summary alert, select how often you would like to receive the alert (i.e., Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly). Then, determine what time you would like it sent.
- Alert Customizations: Enter a custom email subject heading and message for the email alert. Please keep in mind that this setting applies to all recipients of the alert. They will receive the same custom message. Then, determine if you would like the employee's job title and location to show in the alert.
- This alert will include: Click Edit to filter which employees will affect this alert.
Once you have saved the email alert, it will automatically send when an employee's information triggers it. You can find an example of each celebration email alert below.