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# Notifications

Configure email Notifications in Devolutions Server based on user activities, requiring at least one subscriber and subscription to function properly.

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The [Email](/server/web-interface/administration/configuration/server-settings/general/email.md) feature must be enabled and properly configured to get the ***Notifications*** working.
{% endhint %}

With Devolutions Server, it is possible to get email notifications based on user activities with the ***Notifications*** feature.

To get the notification working, at least a [Subscriber](/server/web-interface/administration/configuration/notifications/subscribers.md) and a [Subscription](/server/web-interface/administration/configuration/notifications/subscriptions.md) need to be created. It is also possible to regroup Subscribers in [Subscriber Groups](/server/web-interface/administration/configuration/notifications/subscriber-groups.md) to send notifications to a group of subscribers.


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