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# Sending email notification

### Select who should be notified

In the "Send to" drop-down section you can select who should be notified when alerts are triggered. You can select between:

* All people (in the selected project)
* Selected user(s)

### Additional email addresses for notifications

You can also send notifications to other people, who are not members of your organization. For example:

* notify your clients about their app status without granting them access to the whole project
* notify other teams who don't want to sign up for BugBug but still want to be notified when something is not working as it should

You can enter several additional email addresses, separated by a comma.

<figure><img src="/files/7NzrOsXdOprabkc9uceo" alt=""><figcaption><p>Send to setup options for email notifications</p></figcaption></figure>


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