Email Setup

Send notifications to your team via SMTP email.

Step 1: Gather SMTP Credentials

You'll need:

• SMTP host (e.g., smtp.gmail.com)
• SMTP port (e.g., 587 for TLS)
• Username and password (if authentication required)
• From address

Gmail Users

For Gmail, you'll need to create an App Password instead of using your regular password.

Step 2: Add Integration in Device Farm

1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations
2. Click Add Integration
3. Select Email
4. Fill in the SMTP configuration:
   • SMTP Host: Your mail server (e.g., smtp.gmail.com)
   • SMTP Port: Usually 587 for TLS or 465 for SSL
   • SMTP User: Your email username (optional)
   • SMTP Password: Your email password or app password (optional)
   • From Address: The sender email address
   • From Name: Display name for the sender (optional)
   • Use TLS: Enable for secure connections
5. Click Save

Step 3: Create Notification Rules

1. Expand your integration
2. Click Add Rule
3. Select the event type
4. Enter recipient email addresses (comma-separated)
5. For scheduled reports, configure the schedule
6. Click Save

Testing Your Integration

Test Connection

Click the Send icon (paper airplane) on any integration to send a test email. This verifies your SMTP configuration is correct.

Send Report Now

Click the Chart icon on any integration to immediately send a report with the last 30 days of data.

Common SMTP Configurations

Gmail

Setting	Value
SMTP Host	smtp.gmail.com
SMTP Port	587
Use TLS	Yes
Username	Your Gmail address
Password	App Password (not regular password)

Outlook/Office 365

Setting	Value
SMTP Host	smtp.office365.com
SMTP Port	587
Use TLS	Yes
Username	Your Outlook address
Password	Your password

Amazon SES

Setting	Value
SMTP Host	email-smtp.<region>.amazonaws.com
SMTP Port	587
Use TLS	Yes
Username	SES SMTP credentials
Password	SES SMTP credentials

Troubleshooting

Notifications not arriving

1. Test the connection using the test button
2. Verify SMTP credentials are correct
3. Check if your email provider requires app passwords
4. Ensure the from address is allowed by your SMTP server
5. Check spam/junk folders
6. View the notification logs for error messages