Disable All Email Notifications for Work Item Assignments
By default, an orchestration sends an email notification when an orchestration work
item is assigned or reassigned to a user, group, or queue. Disable all work item notifications
to stop sending emails to internal users and credentialed Experience Cloud site
visitors.
To send email from Salesforce, Flow Orchestration requires domain-level and user-level
email verification. Email delivery fails if either the user's email address or the
email-sending domain is unverified. See Requirements to Send Email from Salesforce .
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter process automation, and
then select Process Automation Settings.
On the Process Automation Settings page, select Stop Sending Orchestration
Work Item Email Notifications
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