Send approved release notes after checking publication
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Your email gives the approved release note, release reference, stated date, and intended addresses.
The named release gives you its publication status, date, and link.
You choose approved senders, stakeholder addresses, date time zone, and the email framing.
Your sent mail shows which addresses already had an identical email submitted for this release.
Your email service receives approved notes, sends separate stakeholder emails, and replies to the owner.
Your release publishing tool shows whether the named release is published, when it went live, and its link.
You get a reply naming missing details, a release discrepancy, or addresses to correct.
You get a reply naming missing details, a release discrepancy, or addresses to correct.
You get a reply naming missing details, a release discrepancy, or addresses to correct.
You get the final subject and full email body in the reply to your request.
You see each successful send, skipped prior send, and failed address with its immediate error.
Your email service submits a separate approved release note for each remaining stakeholder.
You get the final subject and full email body in the reply to your request.
You see each successful send, skipped prior send, and failed address with its immediate error.
This Agent reads your approved release note from the release inbox. It checks the published release date and your stakeholder list, then emails the note. You get the sent copy and any failed addresses.
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Gmail receives approved notes, sends separate stakeholder emails, and replies to the owner.
Microsoft Outlook receives approved notes, sends separate stakeholder emails, and replies to the owner.
monday.com shows whether the named release is published, when it went live, and its link.
Asana shows whether the named release is published, when it went live, and its link.
Zoom receives approved notes, sends separate stakeholder emails, and replies to the owner.
GitHub shows whether the named release is published, when it went live, and its link.
Microsoft Office 365 receives approved notes, sends separate stakeholder emails, and replies to the owner.
Zoho Mail receives approved notes, sends separate stakeholder emails, and replies to the owner.
Email Release Notes is made for businesses in these industries.
Email approved release notes after confirming the software release.
Show all Agents for the Software industryEmail Release Notes is made for people in these roles.
Send approved release notes after checking the publication date.
Show all Agents for the Software Delivery Manager roleVerify the published release before emailing its approved note to stakeholders.
Show all Agents for the Release Manager roleEmail approved release notes to the intended product stakeholders.
Show all Agents for the Product Manager roleEmail Release Notes is made for people in these departments.
Send approved release notes to the right product stakeholders.
Show all Agents for the Product Management departmentCheck the published release before sending its approved note.
Show all Agents for the Release Management department6 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook or monday.com.
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Frequently asked questions about the Email Release Notes:
Yes. You set the authorized stakeholder list and choose whether requests must include everyone or may name a subset. An unlisted address goes back to the owner for correction.
You get a reply explaining the discrepancy. No stakeholder emails go out until you correct the request.
You get the email service's send result for each address. Later delivery failures or bounces fall outside this run.
Your stakeholders do not get another copy when sent mail shows one for their address and release tag. Your report lists those skipped addresses.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.