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Security: It allows the use of TLS or SSL protocols in SMTP connection. If the e-mail server uses the Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol, you need to select it, otherwise you should select the “No” option.

Server Port: E-mail sending server port (SMTP). Default port is 25.

User: User login used to authenticate the e-mail server.

All notifications by e-mail: When enabled, determines that all notifications by e-mail will be sent with the sender added in the field "Sender’s e-mail address", both regarding the product (with user interaction) and the platform.

Sender’s e-mail: E-mail address to be considered as the default sender for sending notifications, when the option “Default sender” is enabled.

Bundle e-mails to send: When enabled, e-mails to be sent are bundled and triggered every 2 seconds. When disabled, each e-mail will be triggered individually, which can be blocked by services such as Gmail in large amounts.

Server Host: E-mail sending server address (SMTP);

Authentication: Enable if you need to enter a user and password for authentication on the e-mail server. If enabled, the user and password fields must be completed. After enabling the feature, ON is displayed, indicating that the feature is active. When that feature is disabled, OFF is displayed.

Password: Password used to authenticate the e-mail server.

Default sender: When enabled, determines that notification e-mails will be sent by a default sender. When this feature is not enabled, the sender is the e-mail address that was set for the company.

Name of the sender: Name of the default sender for sending notifications by e-mail when the option “Default sender” is enabled.

SMTP timeout (in seconds): Determines the expiration time until the notification is communicated by e-mail, this can be set by the user between the default value of 180 seconds or the minimum of 10 seconds.