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# Receiving Alerts for Scenario Errors

You can configure your Make organization to receive different kinds of notifications related to your scenarios: warnings, errors or deactivations. You can either receive the notifications by email or check them inside the Make application under [Notifications](https://emporix.integromat.celonis.com/notifications).

## Email notification options

To set up your Make email preferences:

1. Log in to your organization in Make.
2. Go to **My Team** -> **Team** -> **Notification Options**.
3. Choose the notification that you want to receive by email.

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## Why do I receive emails about failed processes but not about incomplete ones?

There's no distinction between a failed process and incomplete process when it comes to notifications sent from Make. This is because an incomplete process run is a failed process scenario with errors or warnings. What is different between the two is that a scenario is not shut down immediately. The state is saved when the process fails.

We recommend to enable all the notifications in Make, to be sure not to miss any issues.

{% hint style="info" %}
To learn more about notification settings in Make, see Make's [managing email preferences](https://www.make.com/en/help/general/manage-email-preferences#organizations-1774021) documentation.
{% endhint %}

If everything is correct but you still don't receive the emails, check your spam folder or contact your administrator to check if the messages are not blocked on your side.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Currently, OE itself does not send any error notifications. However, you can check the [Value Streams Debugger](/oe/troubleshooting/value-streams-debugger.md) for existing issues.
{% endhint %}


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