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Problem

When configured in the Timesheet Workflow, notification emails are automatically sent from FastTrack360 based on the notification settings. 

Notification emails may be delivered late, or not at all if email providers think the email is spam.

Below are the steps required to check when notification emails are sent from FastTrack360 and how to ensure email providers don't treat them as spam.

Solution

Part 1 Check Notification Settings

  • Go to Maintenance > Time & Attendance > Notifications
  • Search for the relevant notification – if you are unsure, check the notification selected in the Timesheet Workflow of the relevant job
  • Check the Type, Notification Trigger, Grouping and Delivery Frequency settings to determine when the notification should have been sent from FastTrack360

Examples of when notifications should send

Timesheet Workflow Stage notification is used

Type

Trigger

Grouping

Delivery Frequency

When notification should send

Approval Levels

Immediate

Submitted

None

NA

Once timesheet is submitted

Initiator

Immediate

Approved

3 hours

NA

Next 3 hour interval after the timesheet was submitted

Initiator

Scheduled

Reminder

None

-56 hours

56 hours before midnight of the timesheet week ending date

Approval Levels

Scheduled

Reminder

None

14 hours

14 hours after the timesheet was submitted


Grouping intervals are based on a 24 hour period so a 3 hour interval will send notifications at 03:00, 06:00, 09:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00, 21:00, 24:00.

The Communication Service runs every 5 minutes. Once a notification is ready to send, it will be sent the next time the service is run.


Refer to Creating Notifications for further details.


Part 2 Check Communication History

  • Go to the Communication History – refer to Searching the Communication History 
  • In the Search criteria:
    • Select the relevant Area - for grouped notifications, the Area with be Grouped Notifications otherwise it will be Timesheet Application
    • Select Success as the Status
    • Select the Sent Date From/To – enter the date the notification was due to be sent
    • Click Search Sent Notifications
  • Review the search results to find the recipient email address and confirm the notification was sent from FastTrack360 at the correct time – click on the To Address heading to change the sort order


 Optional: enter the date the notification was received to confirm the notification wasn’t sent from FastTrack360 at that time.

 

If the notification was not sent from FastTrack or wasn't sent at the correct time, please contact Customer Support.


Part 3 Sender Policy Framework

Email providers may treat emails sent from FastTrack360 as spam if your Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record hasn’t been updated with FastTrack’s details.

Please contact your IT Team to confirm your SPF record has been updated with FastTrack’s details as per our Sender Policy Framework (SPF) Record Update


 If only the IP address, 13.55.19.10/32, has been added to your SPF record, delays will still occur.  Your SPF record must also have “include:spf.messagelabs.com ~all” to ensure emails sent from FastTrack360 aren't treated as spam.


If your SPF record has been updated with FastTrack's details but you are still experiencing issues with notifications not being received, please contact Customer Support.

 

 


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