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# Notifications

On the Notifications tab, you can setup an email provider to send notifications from NannyML Cloud to the registered users. It is possible to:

* Disable the notifications
* Use the preconfigured third-party email provider
* Use your own SMTP server

## Disable notifications

Disable notifications settings means no notification will be sent through email.

## SaaS

The SAAS option enables NannyML Cloud's preconfigured email provider. No further configuration is required.

{% hint style="warning" %}
NannyML Cloud uses Resend as a third-party email provider. Using this services means some of your model details might be shared with this provider and stored on their systems for some time. \
\
If you don't want this behavior, we recommend using your own SMTP server.
{% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/5Mi3JHU3mNDbUgMxL3qB" alt=""><figcaption><p>Configuring the SaaS notification provider</p></figcaption></figure>

## SMTP

Selecting the SMTP setting allows you to specify a connection to your self-hosted, self-managed SMTP server. This might be required for privacy or organizational policies.

You must provide the following settings:

* **Host**: the host name of your SMTP server, e.g. `smtp.example.com`
* **Port**: the port number to connect to. The standard value is `587`, though `465` is also often used.
* **Username**: the username used to connect to the SMTP server, e.g. `nannyml`&#x20;
* Password: the password used to connect to the SMTP server, e.g. `passw0rd`
* Sender: the email address used to send the email from, e.g. `nannyml-notifications@example.org`

<figure><img src="/files/naN0o5rgWHBHvYNNySVJ" alt=""><figcaption><p>Configuring the SMTP notification provider </p></figcaption></figure>

After adding the SMTP configuration data, you can test by sending a test email. After providing the recipient email address, hit the **Send test email** button and check the recipient inbox. If the email arrives, your connection was set up correctly!