Hello Richard.

Thank you for your purchase.

This can only be achieved if you're using gmail or outlook.

You can create e-mails like this:

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

and so on.

So you would need to add the numbers before @, like shown above, so the plugin will see them as different e-mail addresses, but all e-mails will be sent to the first one ([email protected] in the example).

I hope this helps.

Best regards.

Hello again Richard.

We haven't tried using a third mailing system, like Yahoo, but using corporate e-mails won't work in this case. It has to be either Outlook, or Gmail.

Best regards.

Hi again Richard.

You can add the corporate e-mail address ([email protected]) to the last field in Notification settings (see attachment), so all e-mails are being sent to this e-mail address.

You can add a fake gmail e-mail address and add it to the employees, so the plugin thinks it's sending an e-mail to an actual address, but since you add employee+1, employee+2, etc. all e-mails will go to your corporate e-mail address, and the plugin won't complain about this anymore.

I hope this helps.

Best regards.