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# Receive notifications
# Receive notifications {#ariaid-title1}
* Release version: Australia
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* Updated March 12, 2026
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*  1 minute to read
Individuals who are designated approvers automatically receive approval notifications,
including approval status updates.
Approval notifications will be sent at the following times:
* When an individual is assigned as an approver either automatically or manually. If a group is chosen, then all members of the group will be sent an email. By default, the email an approver receives will contain a "mailto" link that will allow the approver to either approve or reject the request directly from their email system.
* When the request reaches approved status, the person assigned to the request will receive an email indicating it has been approved.
The details contained in the emails and the points at which they are sent can be tailored using System DefinitionBusiness Rules and System Policy.
Note for Blackberry users: In order to see the "mailto" links mentioned above to approve or
reject a request (i.e. 'Click here to approve CHG55555' or 'Click here to reject CHG55555'), your
Blackberry device must be using version 4.5 of their software which supports HTML emails. If your
Blackberry device is using an earlier version, you will not be able to view or use the "mailto"
links. However, as a workaround, users can reply to the email and add the statements
state:approved or state:rejected within the body
of the email before sending it to force the automatic approval/rejection functionality.
If you create an appropriate Inbound Email Action, you can let approvers respond to approval
email notifications with a simple "yes" or "no" answer.
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