yea, it’s like the “Session details have changed” email that goes out each time you click SAVE CHANGES...lots of SPAM as an admin needs to hit SAVE many times during the set-up of a session and event.

Think you’d need to post an idea to get Docebo to look at this..the trigger needs to be delayed or only triggered once a session is fully baked…

have you echoed whether the users actually visit the course right away or do they usually check in the next day or in a few hours? Maybe you can adjust your admin process to use the CSV import to create sessions and events (it’s not fully complete but does contain the main details list date, time, registration type, etc.).

Not sure if you deactivate the notif while you are creating and then activating it soon after you’re done whether those e-mails would be cued up (probably not but may be worth a test).

Hopefully you can find something useful here...

My current work around is to turn the notification off, create the session, turn it back on and then duplicate the session, then immediately delete the first one I made. Managable (if a pain) for now as we are only running occasional events, but the idea is to get all of our internal training meetings done through Docebo so that will be a very big annoyance.

Will raise an idea! Thank you!