As Spiff relies on email to identify your account, we have found that users can leverage Gmail's email alias feature to create additional user accounts in Spiff without requiring an additional email tied to an inbox. By adding a plus sign (+) followed by custom text to your Gmail address (e.g., yourname+spiff1@gmail.com, yourname+spiff2@gmail.com) you can generate distinct login credentials that Spiff treats as two different addresses, but routes to your same email inbox.
Email aliasing works for:
Note: Email aliasing works only with Gmail-based email providers.
Users may need:
Many email systems cannot create multiple logins with the same address. Gmail aliasing solves this for users who would like to create two Spiff accounts that send notifications to the same email inbox.
Spiff requires each login email to be unique to ensure users are directed to the correct Spiff instance. Gmail supports “plus addressing,” which allows you to modify an email address by adding a tag after a + symbol. These modified addresses are treated as unique logins by Spiff but still route all emails into the same Gmail inbox.
When to Use Email Aliases in Spiff
Use a Gmail alias when a unique login is required.
You can use email aliasing for:
Adding a User with a Gmail Alias
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