Use Emergency Outreach to notify users to report their daily health status.

1. Navigate to Emergency Outreach > Send Outreach.
2. Enter a name that describes the purpose of the outreach notification.
   For example, Global daily health verification or London office daily health verification.
3. (Optional) In the Description field, describe the purpose for sending the outreach.
4. On the When to run tab, specify when the outreach should be sent.

   Option	Action
   To send the notification on demand	Keep the default Mode value of None. The outreach is sent when you click Send Notification.
   To schedule the notification	Set the mode to Scheduled. In the Run field, indicate how often the outreach should be sent. The options are Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Once. For daily outreaches, enter the time that you want to send the outreach. You can specify hours, minutes, and seconds. For example, enter 17:30:00 to send the outreach at 5:30 p.m. If you don't want the outreach to be sent on certain days of the week, select those days in the Exclude field. For weekly outreaches, select the day of the week and the time you want to send the outreach. For monthly outreaches, select the day of the month and the time you want to send the outreach. If you select a day that does not exist in all months, for example 31, the outreach will run on the last day of the month. For outreaches that are only sent once, schedule the date and time that you want to send the outreach in the Starting field. (Optional) To send the outreach based on the time zone set in the user profile, select the Send in local time check box. The outreach messages reference a send time based on the time zone of the user sending the notification. For example, if the sender is in the US Pacific time zone, an outreach scheduled to be sent at 4:30 p.m. shows a send time of 16:30:00 for users in that time zone and 18:30:00 (6:30 p.m.) for users in the US Central time zone because the Pacific time zone is two hours earlier than the Central time zone.

   In prior releases of Emergency Outreach, notification scheduling was configured by clicking Schedule and entering details in a pop-up window. Scheduling is now configured on the When to run tab.

   Scheduled outreaches that you sent prior to upgrading provide the previous scheduling function if you need to resend it. This functionality provides the flexibility to set up new scheduled outreaches and to resend prior scheduled outreaches.

5. To identify who will receive the outreach, perform one of the following actions.

   Installed apps	Action
   Emergency Outreach standalone	Under the Select targeted audience tab, select the combination of users to send the outreach notification to. Choose from user lists, groups, departments, locations, or other search filters such as building, cost center, or country code.
   With Safe Workplace	Under the Safe Workplace Audience tab, select the name of the audience to send the outreach notification to.

6. Click Save.
   The outreach details are saved and related lists appear. You can use the Additional Channels related list to specify additional custom channels to use when you send the notification. Other related lists are populated with outreach recipients and their statuses after you send the notification.
7. Click the Content configuration tab and select the response mode Daily Health Verification.
8. On the Content configuration tab, specify how to send the outreach notification.

   Option	Action
   Disable the email notification	Clear the Email check box.
   Select a different notification	Click the lookup icon () and select Daily Health Verification.
   Review and edit the introductory message	Modify the subject and body. The notification includes the link to the daily health verification form that the user can submit in the instance or mobile app.
   Send a mobile push notification	Select the Now Mobile Push Notification check box. The check box is active if the ServiceNow NowMobile App Screens and Applet Launcher [com.glide.mobile-employee] is activated. The push notification content appears when the check box is active. Modify the push message text as desired. Push notifications use the ServiceNow Request Application notification device. When mobile application is registered to an instance, this notification device is automatically created in the user's notification preferences. Ensure that this device is active for the users that you want to receive the push notification.
   Send an SMS notification	Select the Message via SMS check box. Modify the SMS message text as required. Note: For existing outreaches, if Message via SMS is selected, then the SMS message is not autopopulated. Click Save. A daily health verification link is not sent when you send an SMS notification. Users respond to the SMS message directly with their status. SMS reply options are dynamically populated from the Response Options table [sn_imt_checkin_response_option].
   Use a custom notification channel	Click the Additional Channels related list, click Edit, and move the channel to the Additional Channels List. Click Save. If the Email notification, Now Mobile Push notification, and Message via SMS check boxes are selected, all four notifications are sent. To use only the custom notification channel, clear these three check boxes.

9. Click Send Notification.
   The notification is sent immediately or at the time specified on the When to run tab. As responses are received, they appear in the Health Verification Acknowledgements related list. New records are created for each day in the Health Verification Acknowledgements related list for each user included in the target audience.