New Feature "Expiry date" - Where is the alert?

Backspaze​ 

Thanks for the feedback regarding push and email alerts for expiry dates! I've filed it with the team internally. 🙂

All feedback is shared with, and considered by, our product team.  We don't have a public voting system for feature requests since that could give the wrong impression that features are built only based on what has the most "votes" at a given time. Voting systems are also prone to being gamed. Discussions such as this allow us to better understand the need for specific features.

-Dave

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Hi wingardium,

I appreciate you signing up to add your vote! I've shared your feedback with our Product team.

ref: PB-49463554

The Watchtower alerts make it easy for you to stay on top of expiring items and update your credentials and important documents in time, helping you keep your accounts secure and compliant without needing to manually track expiry dates anymore.

that is from the latest blog post. But what if I forgot to look into the Watchtower 😅

We definitely need true Alert 💪

Or even better, just an alert notification option somewhere (either globally or preferably per alert). If reminder chosen, pick alert option: 

• Notification
• Email > add em <add email address>

Some users prefer emails to app notifications, so ideally a choice would be nice. 

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Before all that though... the date entry format needs to be fixed, as it remains always set as US format (mm/dd/yyyy) which can cause confusion on date entry fields for all users using another date format (eg. dd/mm/yyyy) in System Settings. 

Thanks phillipc

I'll get this mentioned to the team for further consideration. Before I do that, can I clarify if you're looking for a different type of notification? The feature exists currently it just shows up in Watchtower. Apologies, I just want to ensure we're on the same page.

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When entries have multiple Date fields, it would also be very useful if alerts could be set on each of them independently.  In a similar vein, having multiple alerts on one date would also be useful (think of a drivers license: one alert to renew the license, another to say "DON'T DRIVE")

Hi kevin_li - 

Could you confirm whether or not these alerts would be a part of event pipelines with your SIEM integrations, such as with Datadog or Sumologic?

Hi Kevin,

I would like to emphasize the importance of this feature again.
I am currently in the process of convincing our company to use 1Password's Password Manager. One argument I have made is the storage of expiration dates for various SSL keys etc.. However, if these are not visible at first glance or no email information is sent when they expire, this is not really a feature that I can put forward.

Thanks for putting this forward to your team

regards Chris

I saw your topic before creating this one.

While your topic is about a bug of the option to set an alert is not appearing and/or having a format issue, this thread is about how to get notified when an alert expires.

Me (and it seems other members, too) would like to know if there is a way to get a hint or notification when an item has been expired or will expire.

Right now, there seems to be no way except going to the item itself or to watchtower and this is neither user friendly nor does this cool feature makes sense without it.

^ (Note: The above thread now has a solution marked that explains the conclusions.)

Hi mygoodness,

Thank you for the feedback. Per my reply to the original post, I shared the feedback and filed feature request to our team for further development of the option. 

-Kevin