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# Warehouse Integration Email Setup

Configure email settings for warehouse message sending and receiving.

## Warehouse Integration Email Setup

In order to send files to a third-party warehouse, you need to set up Email in Bevica.

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**Prerequisites**

Warehouse Integration Setup.
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## Warehouse Supplier Setup

Depending on your third-party warehouse, complete the fields as required.

The **File Delivery Method** should be set to 'Email' and an appropriate **From Email Address** set.

## Business Central Email Setup

Refer to this article on setting up Email in Business Central: [Admin: How to Setup Email](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/dynamics365/business-central/admin-how-setup-email)

Once you have set up and validated the **Email Accounts** setup, you need to **Assign Scenarios** to it. Typically, you will send warehouse request files from a specific email account, which will be separate from other emails sent through Bevica, such as Sales Invoices.

* From the **Email Accounts** ribbon, select **Navigate > Email Scenarios**.
* From **Email Scenario Assignment**, select the account you've set and **Assign Scenarios**.
* Find 'Send Warehouse Integration Files' and press OK to assign these emails to the email account.

Your outbound files will now be sent from this account. Make sure you test it!


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