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PropOps Web sends branded email notifications automatically throughout the system — from job updates and password resets to security alerts and payment confirmations. Every email uses a clean, minimalist design featuring your organisation’s logo and brand colours.

How emails work

Email notifications are sent automatically when key events happen in PropOps Web. You don’t need to send emails manually — the system handles it for you based on the actions you take. For example:
  • Creating a job sends a notification to the assigned contractor and agent
  • Resetting a password sends a secure reset link to the user
  • Uploading a document notifies the relevant parties
All emails include your organisation’s logo, brand colours, and a link back to the relevant record in PropOps Web.

Email notifications

PropOps Web includes 47 pre-built email notifications covering every part of the system.

Jobs

Users & accounts

Financial

Notifications

Media

Security alerts

System


Email design

All emails share a consistent, minimalist layout:
  • Branded — your organisation’s logo at the top of every email
  • Colour-matched — buttons and accents use your brand colour
  • Responsive — adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop
  • Dark mode — automatic dark theme support for email clients that support it
  • Footer — includes a link back to your PropOps Web instance

Email log

Every outbound email is recorded in the email log. Admins can view the log from Admin → Email Log to check delivery status and troubleshoot issues. Each log entry includes:

Automated emails

Several emails are sent automatically on a schedule without any manual action:
  • Overdue certificate reminders — sent when a contractor’s certification is approaching expiry
  • SLA breach alerts — sent to staff when a job exceeds its SLA window
  • Password breach notifications — sent when a user’s password appears in a known breach
  • Onboarding reminders — re-sent to users who haven’t completed their onboarding setup
Automated emails are managed by background tasks and do not require any manual intervention. They run on a schedule set by your system administrator.