The user is experiencing issues with the Content Builder notification system. Specifically, resubmission notifications are not being sent to the submitter when a reviewer makes changes and updates comments, and completion time notifications are not being sent to any of the team member when an approval deadline is reached.
Please find the below various scenarios that we can come across and how this can be explained.
Notification to Submitter After Reviewer Feedback:
Currently, the submitter is notified only when the approver clicks the "Submit Comments" button. As per the system design, the reviewer does not have the option to click this button; therefore, submitters are not notified immediately after the reviewer's feedback.
Notification When Approval Deadline is Reached:
While the expected completion date is included in the notification email, this date is not stored in the system. Due to this limitation, the system does not support automatic notification emails when the approval deadline is reached.
Notification to Approver Only After Round 2:
Under the existing functionality, approvers receive notifications for both Round 1 and Round 2. There is currently no option to restrict notifications exclusively to Round 2.
Here is the additional information about each role and what it does.
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