# NEW FEATURE Integrity Violation Notifications

SIMnet has a new and improved [Course Manager Dashboard](/blog/2020-posts/new-course-manager-dashboard.md) which makes it easier than ever to know if one of your students has been flagged for an Integrity Violation.

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The improved Integrity Violation interface now allows you to receive email notifications regarding new integrity violations at the time(s) of your choice.

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By default, you will begin to receive one email per week, at 8:00 AM Monday whenever there have been new integrity violations since your last email. You can edit your preferences to receive more emails, fewer emails, or no emails.

To turn off Integrity Violation Notification emails, click the Gear Icon in the upper right corner of the Integrity Violations section to view the Integrity Violation Preferences window. Click the **I want to receive the Integrity Violation Notification email** checkbox to deselect it.

To edit the time(s) you receive Integrity Violation Notification emails, click the Gear Icon in the upper right corner of the Integrity Violations section to view the Integrity Violation Preferences window. Click the **I want to receive the Integrity Violation Notification email** checkbox if it has been deselected. Click the desired days of the week you would like to receive an email when there has been a new violation submission. You may select as many days of the week as you would like. Finally, set the desired time you would like to receive the email. You may only select a single time to receive your email(s).

When there has been an integrity violation, you will receive the following email:

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