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Taleo OBI: Ability to adjust scheduled report email domain name

Amy Hogan

Description

Ability to set company sponsored domain as a default sender when delivering OBI scheduled reporting via email.

Use Case and Business Need

Currently reports delivered to an email user from OBI have the domain name of:

From: Oracle Business Intelligence [mailto:defaultuserobi@invalidemail.com]

This creates confusion and security concerns regarding the safety of opening emails from invalidemail.com or unknown domains. I would like to recommend adding system setting/function by zone the ability to adjust the domain to a company sponsored email address/domain. Such as:

From: Talent Acquisition [mailto: talent.acquisition@companyname.com]

This functionality was available in Business Objects when setting up a scheduled report and is greatly missed in OBI.

Original Idea Number: db6c4b9ae2

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Comments

Michele Bizjak-Yenulonis

already logged SR on this and Oracle said nope...if you hear differently please let me know

We had to tell our user to make sure they check their spam and make the email an okay sender.

Cary Gettinger

I too logged an SR, and was told no. But this is something we would love to have!

User720640-Oracle

an enhancement has been raised.

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Prudence K

While I understand that @invalidemail.com is whitelisted for us, we are pushing to our employees to watch for phishing and many times they assume that this is what it is and then delete the report. It would be helpful to set the FROM to be a valid email that users can reply to if need be!!

Rachel Martorelli-Oracle

This is a duplicate idea, please place your votes on https://appsconnect.oracle.com/posts/9b839a5b02