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What are the different ways to send a critical alert to the OnPage app? This video shows three ways people and external systems can trigger a high-priority OnPage mobile alert that's also HIPAA compliant (secure or healthcare use cases): These options are particularly useful for users with OnPage mobile licenses who do not have a Silver or Gold plan.

In this edition of ServiceDesk Plus Premiere, our product experts take you through the latest updates across both ServiceDesk Plus Cloud and On-Premises, with enhancements designed to make everyday IT service management more efficient. For ServiceDesk Plus Cloud, we’ll explore the new Alerts module, enhanced criteria-based workflow routing, Resolution Assist powered by similar resolved requests, and asset discovery enhancements that bring greater visibility into the security components of Windows assets.

Learn how to configure redundancy notifications and copy recipients for a contact in the OnPage Console. This video walks through disabling Secure Messaging, setting the redundancy time interval, selecting additional delivery channels and sending message copies through email, SMS or IVR/voice call. Important: Disabling Secure Messaging means messages will no longer be delivered through OnPage’s secure channel. This configuration is not HIPAA compliant and should not be used for healthcare communications requiring HIPAA compliance.

Learn how to download the OnPage app and create a new account. This quick tutorial walks you through entering your account details, choosing a unique OnPage ID, creating a password, and completing registration. You’ll also learn how to enable notifications and critical alerts so important OnPage alerts can sound and appear on your lock screen—even when your iPhone is muted or Focus mode is enabled.

Forgot your OnPage password? Enter your OnPage ID, click Next, and select Forgot Password. Submit the email address associated with your account or your OnPage ID, then click Recover Password. You’ll receive a temporary password by email, which you can use to log in and create a new password. If you don’t see the email, check your spam folder.