User account - settings

User account parameters can be viewed by selecting Settings from the application menu. To change these parameters, click the TODO icon.
The settings change form allows you to change the parameters:

• first name,
• surname,
• e-mail address,
• phone number prefix (country code),
• preferred language of the application,
• configuration of notification channels.

See also: Account types.

Notification channels

Notifications sent by Signomix are divided into 3 types, whose names suggest their purpose:

• informational - the usual information about the operation of user devices or platforms
• alerting - warnings
• alerts on the occurrence of critical problems

For each of the above types of notifications, you can configure the communication channel by which Signomix will send the notification to the user. In any case, notifications will be available for viewing in the web application ( Notifications menu option). The user can choose:

• In the application - notifications will be available only in the web application,
• E-mail - notifications will be sent to the specified e-mail address,
• Webhook - notifications will be sent by HTTP request to the specified address,
• SMS - SMS message sent to a predetermined phone number

SMS notifications

SMS notifications are available for paid account users.

Rules:

• The default phone prefix (if not specified) is "+48".
• When sending SMS, the phone number is always preceded by the prefix.
• Sending SMS reduces the pool of points for the user's additional services by 2 points.
• Paid account has a pool of 20 points per month.
• Increasing the pool of points requires a separate purchase.

Webhook channel configuration

Syntax for Webhook address: [[HeaderName:]HeaderValue@]ServiceURI

Meaning:

element	meaning
HeaderName	The name of the header to be added to the HTTP request. The default value is Authorization
HeaderValue	The value of the declared header
ServiceURI	The address of the service to which the notification will be sent

Notifications are sent using the POST method. An example of simulating a sent request using cURL:

curl -X POST `` https://mywebhookservice.com'' --header ``Authorization: token'' --header ``Content-Type: text/plain'' --data-raw ``notification text''

NOTE: Do not add the Content-Type header. It will be added automatically based on the content of the notification.