Automatic Email Notifications

Plesk features an automatic notification system that can inform you, your resellers, and your customers about such events as the overuse of resources, expiration of subscriptions, and account suspension.

To view or modify the notification system settings, go to Tools & Settings > Notifications. For each event, you can specify who should receive the corresponding notifications. The email addresses of the administrator, resellers, and customers are taken from the Email address field in their contact information, and you can also specify a single additional email to which notifications will be sent.

Note that while notifications for website or account creation are sent out immediately, notifications for resource overuse and account suspension are tied to a script that is being run every 24 hours. For that reason it is possible that a notification for resource overuse will be sent some time after the resource limit is exceeded.

You can edit the text of the notification messages. The notifications are in plain text, and HTML tags cannot be used. When editing the notification messages, you can use a number of placeholders that are replaced with actual values when notifications are sent out. The complete list of available placeholders is found below.

Event type	Tags that can be used in notices	The data that tags denote
Creation of a reseller or customer account	<reseller_contact_name> <client_contact_name>	user’s first and last name
	<reseller_login> <client_login>	user name for authorization in Plesk
	<password>	user’s password for authorization in Plesk
	<reseller_company_name> <client_company_name>	company name
	<reseller_cr_date> <client_cr_date>	user account creation date
	<reseller_phone> <client_phone>	phone number
	<reseller_fax> <client_fax>	fax number
	<reseller_country> <client_country>	country
	<reseller_state_province> <client_state_province>	state or province
	<reseller_city> <client_city>	city
	<reseller_postal_ZIP_code> <client_postal_ZIP_code>	postal or ZIP code
	<reseller_address> <user_address>	address
	<reseller_id> <user_id>	unique identifier assigned by the system
	<reseller_email> <client_email>	email
	<reseller_expiration_date> <client_email_expiration_date>	account expiration date
	<hostname>	host name for access to Plesk
Addition of a new website to the server	<domain>	domain name
	<reseller_login> <client_login>	user name for authorization in Plesk
	<reseller_contact_name> <client_contact_name> <user_contact_name>	user’s first and last name
	<dom_id>	unique identifier assigned by the system
	<ip>	IP address the website is hosted on
Subscription expiration notices	<domain_name>	subscription name
	<reseller_login> <client_login> <user_login>	user name for authorization in Plesk
	<reseller_contact_name> <client_contact_name> <user_contact_name>	user’s first and last name
	<dom_id>	unique identifier assigned by the system
	<domain_expiration_date>	subscription expiration date
APS application updates notices	<available_updates_text>	text about available updates
	<available_updates_list>	list of available updates
	<installed_updates_text>	text about installed updates
	<installed_updates_list>	list of installed updates
	<requirements_updates_text>	text about updates in application requirements
	<requirements_updates_list>	list of updates in application requirements
Resource overuse notices	<domain_name>	subscription name
	<limit_name>	name of a resource
	<reseller_login> <client_login> <user_login>	user name for authorization in Plesk
	<reseller_contact_name> <client_contact_name> <user_contact_name>	user’s first and last name
	<disk_usage>	information about disk space usage
	<disk_space_limit>	information about the amount of disk space allocated to the account
	<resource_table>	information about all resource limits that were or will soon be reached
	<traffic>	information about bandwidth usage
	<traffic_limit>	information about the bandwidth amount allotted to the account

Note

If you upgraded to Plesk from an earlier version, then all custom notice templates you previously used remain in effect. Because of changes in user accounts hierarchy and addition of resource overuse scheme, now any type of resource can be overused. Therefore, to show information about all overused resources in notice templates, we recommend using a single variable <resource_table> instead of the variables <disk_usage>, <disk_space_limit>, <traffic>, and <traffic_limit>.