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Sending Alerts

You can manually create alerts to send to other RTAM users, including yourself. Within the alert, you can add an action, which is a hyperlink to a specified URL. More than one action can be added to an alert.

Click the

Send New Alerts

tab.

The following window displays:

Create the alert.

The following table describes the parameter information that you need to create an alert:

Parameter	Description
To	The RTAM user to receive the alert. To select the user, click To .
Group(s)	Enter a group name to receive the alert.
Subject	The subject of the alert.
Header	Optional. The header of the alert. You can embed HTML in the header. The header contains secondary information associated with the alert.
Channel	Optional. The name of the channel to which RTAM sends the alert. If channel does not exist, RTAM automatically creates one to store the alert. If you do not specify a channel, the alert is sent to the All (Default) channel.
Priority	The priority level of the alert.
Body	The body of the alert. You can embed HTML in the body.
Alert Actions	Optional. Action for the alert.

To create an action for the alert, complete the following steps:

In the

Alert Actions

panel, click

Add

In the

Action Name

field, type a unique name for the action.

In the

Action URL

, type the link of the action. This will be the hyperlink in the alert. It can be a URL, file pathname, or a mapped network drive.

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