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Supply chain | Supply Chain Management, Commerce
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automated alert for batch jobs failure

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We need an automated Alert for if any of the Auto-batch jobs failures as we have no monitoring of this in place currently..

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    Danny Bilodeau Profile Picture
    4,934 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    When you create teh batch job, there is always a menu wher you can configure the alerts.  The user that sets-up the batch will be the user that is notified.

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    nunomaia Profile Picture
    27 Moderator on at

    Just another alternative, when you need to control destination e-mail

    Go to Business events in Batch job

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    enable error business event

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    Go to Power Automate and trigger and e-mail for each failed job  

  • vishal.sai.b Profile Picture
    72 on at

    thanks for the Reply Danny,

    with this approach we will be able to send the notification only to the user that setup the batch job

    what if we have to send notification to multiple user, how can we achieve this can please provide some suggestion  

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    Danny Bilodeau Profile Picture
    4,934 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hello Vishal,

    In his response, Nuno provided a solution using Business Events in combination with Power Automate. In Power Automate you would be able to define the email adresses for each recipient.  So, when batch job fails it will trigger a business event.  In power automate, you will have to add a connector for Dynamics 355 F&O and create a flow that makes use of the business event as a trigger.

    Alternatively, you could try making use of standard alerts for a Batch job.  In teh recipient emails you list all teh email adresses separate by a comma (no space in between).  I have not tried for Batch Jobs but is should work.  You can quickly test by using Ended or Withould as the status that will trigger the notification and see what happens.

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