> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.tiger.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/email-notifications.md).

# Email notifications

Users can receive email notifications about signals from indicators and when a trade is executed in the platform.

### Email settings menu

The Tiger.com terminal has a notification system that enables you to receive email alerts whenever the conditions you’ve preset are met.

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To configure the settings for sending e-mail messages, go to **Settings → Email Settings** in the main menu.

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Then, in the window that opens, enter:

* **From** whom the email will be sent (email address)
* **To** whom the email will be sent (the email address can correspond with the address of “from”)
* **Server** — the email server of the “from” email address (For example: [smtp.mail.ru:25](http://smtp.mail.ru:25/) or [smtp.gmail.com:25](http://smtp.mail.ru:25/) )

| Mail    | Server                | Port       |
| ------- | --------------------- | ---------- |
| Outlook | smtp-mail.outlook.com | 25/587     |
| Gmail   | smtp.gmail.com        | 25/465/587 |
| Yandex  | smtp.yandex.ru        | 465        |
| Mail.ru | smtp.mail.ru          | 25/465/587 |

* **Username** of the “from” email address
* **Password** of the application, created in the Google account settings, Yandex ID, and Mail ID (for more information about application passwords, see below).&#x20;

In order for notifications to be sent to an email address, you must enable the **Allow sending option.** Otherwise, even with configured parameters, notifications will not be sent to an email address.

### Application passwords

For Gmail, the password for the Google application is specified, which is generated from the [link](https://myaccount.google.com/apppasswords). Your account must have two-factor authentication enabled.&#x20;

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For **Yandex.Mail**, the password is created on the Account Management [page](https://passport.yandex.ru/profile/) in the **Passwords and Authorization** section. Select **Enable application passwords**, confirm, and click **Create new password**.&#x20;

After that, in **Yandex.Mail**  go to **All settings → Email clients** and in Allow Access to the Mailbox Using Mail Clients, check the box next to “With imap.yandex.ru server via IMAP protocol.”\ <br>

For **Mail.ru**, specify the password created in [Mail ID](https://id.mail.ru/) settings in **Security → Passwords for external applications**.


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