By default on a ticket under the Email Recipients tab the Account Manager and Ticket Manager are listed - eg. <Account Manager: Bob>
This does *not* mean the Account Manager (Bob) will receive these emails. I incorrectly assumed this. It means *if* Bob's CommitCRM user options specify he should, then he will. He has to turn this on.
I emailed support and Doron helped me out:
"Each employee select the level of notification they wish to receive for Ticket email threading. By default, the level is Ticket Manager (i.e. you will receive alerts when you are the Ticket manager but not when you are the Account manager). This can be changed by each employee by navigating to the Tools > Options > Tickets-2 tab. If you increase the level to also receive emails at the Account Manager level, you should receive any email correspondence that is related to Tickets related to Accounts you are assigned to as a manager.
In any case – employees do not receive email they send themselves."
To be safe than sorry, I'd explicitly add whomever you want to receive the emails concerning the ticket, unless you know each user's setting.
Doron - correct me if I missed anything. Otherwise, thanks for your help.
This does *not* mean the Account Manager (Bob) will receive these emails. I incorrectly assumed this. It means *if* Bob's CommitCRM user options specify he should, then he will. He has to turn this on.
I emailed support and Doron helped me out:
"Each employee select the level of notification they wish to receive for Ticket email threading. By default, the level is Ticket Manager (i.e. you will receive alerts when you are the Ticket manager but not when you are the Account manager). This can be changed by each employee by navigating to the Tools > Options > Tickets-2 tab. If you increase the level to also receive emails at the Account Manager level, you should receive any email correspondence that is related to Tickets related to Accounts you are assigned to as a manager.
In any case – employees do not receive email they send themselves."
To be safe than sorry, I'd explicitly add whomever you want to receive the emails concerning the ticket, unless you know each user's setting.
Doron - correct me if I missed anything. Otherwise, thanks for your help.
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