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# Notifications

### Visão Geral

ão Notifications permite configurar os mecanismos de comunicação que o DataDike PAM utiliza para notificar usuários e administradores sobre eventos do sistema. Estão disponíveis três sub-seções: Email, SMS e Subscription.

As notificações são essenciais para a operação enterprise do PAM, pois garantem que eventos críticos de segurança — como tentativas de acesso bloqueadas, aprovações pendentes, alertas de performance de componentes — sejam comunicados em tempo real às partes responsáveis.

### Sub-seções disponíveis

* **Email:** Configura o servidor de envio de e-mails (SMTP ou Microsoft Exchange). É o canal principal de notificação do sistema.
* **SMS:** Configura o envio de notificações via mensagem de texto (SMS), utilizando provedores customizados integrados via API.
* **Subscription:** Gerencia quais tipos de eventos disparam notificações e para quais destinatários, organizados por categoria (Sessions, Job, Storage, Component).


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