It would be great if you could opt out for sending an initial task mail if you have a lot of people assigned to a task, otherwise a whole department gets overwhelmed by all the task mails. It would be beter if you could assign a task to a certain department mailbox which only receives the mail and every employee from that department can finish the task.
I Also mis a "cc" mail field on the "assigned task action".
Hi Eric,
Were you able to modify your workflow to suit your needs?
I'll be closing this ticket for now, but do reach out again if you have any other suggestions or ideas.
Hi Kate,
Thank you for your response, really appreciated! I'm very knew to the Automation platform (but an experienced Nintex WF/Forms urser for SP O365). I'm going to test this in the near future. If this works it will save us a lot of issues.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Eric-Jan Vermue
O365 | SharePoint Specialist
Anthony Fokkerstraat 8, 4462ET Goes
06 82 63 12 45
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Van: Nintex Ideas <335f684e94d6933e05d1ed0b-nintex@iad-prod1.mailer.aha.io>
Verzonden: maandag 29 april 2024 04:54
Aan: Vermue, EJ (Eric-Jan)
Onderwerp: You were mentioned in Nintex Ideas
Hi @Guest,
Thanks for reaching out.
There is a possible solution in disabling the Assignee Authentication:
Task is assigned to the Department email address
Anyone with the task link can respond to the task
Ensure department employees to claim the task (If they are made Business owners of the workflow, they can delegate to themselves)
This will ensure only the Department email account (and delegated users) will receive the task email.
Let me know what you think!
Regards,
Kate Huynh