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An HR manager announces something to a department

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
HR managerWrites and sends the announcement.
EmployeeReads it and follows its link.

Step by step

  1. HR manager

    Chooses the audience, such as one department, and writes a title and message.

    What they see:The audience is checked against active accounts.

  2. HR manager

    Sends it, through the Copilot with a confirmation step.

    What they see:The count of recipients is shown.

  3. Employee

    Sees the bell count rise.

    What they see:The announcement is at the top of the inbox.

  4. Employee

    Opens it and follows the link, if any.

    What they see:They land on the page the announcement points to.

  5. HR manager

    Checks the count.

    What they see:Zero means the audience matched nobody, and that is recorded in the audit trail.

Who is told what

Recipients get an in-app notification only, not an email. People in a department with no linked login are not reached.

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