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# Notifications

In the Notifications section of the Settings panel in MyMove, administrators can configure alarm email recipients for each project.

Users can add external contacts by entering a Contact Name and a Contact Email, enabling those individuals to receive automated alarm notifications via email. For each listed contact, the administrator can define preferences by selecting which sensor types will trigger notifications. Available sensor types include:

* Dynamic Displacement Sensor
* Accelerometer
* Vibrometer
* Tiltmeter
* Communication Node

<figure><img src="/files/lMZwOLdFvJ6QCtSWPUjI" alt=""><figcaption><p>Settings - Notifications page</p></figcaption></figure>

Whenever a threshold is exceeded (as previously configured in the Devices Settings), an email alert will be sent to the selected contacts according to their preferences.

Each contact entry also includes a Status control, allowing users to toggle between Active and Paused, effectively enabling or disabling the delivery of alarm notifications without deleting the contact.

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This feature is essential for ensuring that the appropriate stakeholders are notified in real time when critical events are detected by the monitoring system.


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