Marketing & Communication Settings
This page is for Super Administrators who need to configure outgoing emails for submitters,
reviewers, and more.
Step 1: Access Administration
From the Home page, select Administration.

Step 2: Go to Communication Settings
Under Marketing & Communication, select
Communication Settings.

Step 3: Edit Communication Settings
Select Edit to change any of the following:
Organization Details
- Communication E-Mail Address
- Support message when submitting is not allowed
- Communications E-Mail Name
- Organization Name
- Always BCC
E-Mail Design
- Signature
- Footer
- Link to Banner Image
Note: This does not change the DNS settings of your mail service.
If you want emails to be sent on behalf of your organization or association,
please email
support@slayte.com to request mail server instructions.
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