Description
- When specifically set up, creating a new experiment in Katalyst should automatically send an email to:
- The experiment submitter, and
- A configured distribution group or email address.
- Users report that no email is being received, even though the Katalyst UI operation (experiment creation) succeeds.
- The environment is a server‑side installation where email settings are handled via configuration files and/or MongoDB configuration records.
Solution
- Verify that the email configuration is correctly set up in the Katalyst environment:
- SMTP server hostname, port, and security settings.
- Sender address and any required authentication.
- Recipient addresses or distribution groups configured for experiment‑creation events.
- Check the Katalyst server logs for any email‑related error messages following experiment creation (e.g., SMTP connection failures, authentication issues, invalid recipients).
- Confirm that the configuration in the application’s data store (such as MongoDB) matches the intended email workflow:
- Notification types are enabled for experiment creation.
- Templates point to valid recipient lists.
- Once corrected, create a test experiment with a user who has a valid email address and confirm:
- The submitter receives the email.
- The configured group or shared mailbox receives the notification.
- If the environment uses external security or mail gateways, involve infrastructure teams to trace whether messages are being blocked or quarantined.
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