Steps
1
Enable subscriptions on the page
Open the page in the page editor. In the Access section, make sure the
Subscriptions switch is on. It is on by default and controls every
channel, not only email.
2
Find the subscribe button
The subscribe button is not a separate layout section: it appears in the
public page’s header whenever subscriptions are on and your organization is
below its subscriber limit.
3
Subscribe a test address
On the published page, click Subscribe to updates, keep Email
selected, and submit an address you control. Check the inbox for the
confirmation email and click its link. The subscription is now confirmed,
and future published incidents and maintenance windows notify this address.
If the email does not arrive, submit the address again to re-send it.
4
Check unsubscribe
Click the unsubscribe link in any notification email, then click
Unsubscribe on the page it opens. Future updates skip the address.
Repeating it does nothing.
Filtering
When the page shows services, the subscribe form offers All services or Only selected. A subscriber who picks services receives only updates that affect them (plus page-wide updates, and the resolution of anything they already heard about). Subscribers can change their choice later from the preferences page linked in every message.QuotasThe subscriber limit is org-wide, depends on your plan, and counts every
active subscription: email, Slack, Teams, and webhook.