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Service Provider Notifications

This article explains the different emails sent from COS Business Engine to Service Providers. For each operation, it describes which email is triggered, when it is sent, and what information it contains, helping you understand the purpose and contents of each notification.

Applies to: 
Service Provider

Solution Overview

The notification email generally includes the same key details about the order, customer, VLAN, and service version.
If no information related to the customer or object has changed, these sections will remain the same across emails.
The main difference is the “Operation” field — this indicates the specific action or event that triggered the email.

  • Depending on the provisioning systems in use, the VLANandIP section may contain different types of information — or it may be empty.
  • There can be multiple “IP” entries per VLAN, typically shown at the bottom of the email body.
  • There can also be multiple “OrderMetaData” entries. Each metadata item appears under “OrderMetaData” with its own name, for example:
    RequestedInfo1: customerinput

Service Provider email templates (RPC emails) cannot be edited. The content of these templates is managed by COS, and only COS has permission to make changes. If you would like to request an edit or adjustment, please contact COS Support (support@cossystems.com).

Operations

Below will a number of operations be listed and an explanation of them.

New order - This email is sent to the service provider if the service has the parameter: "Approve new order” set to “Yes” and if the order should not be activated the same day.
Operation: New order

Activated Order - Order is activated. Sent when the order is activated
Operation: Activated

Cancelled Order Due to New Provider - This email is triggered when an order with a future “active from” date is placed on an object with a different service provider.
It notifies the current service provider that the existing order has been canceled effective from the future date.
Operation: Awaiting Cancellation

Cancellation Aborted - This email is sent when an order which is canceled but not yet terminated/ended (in status Awaiting cancellation) has the cancellation aborted. 
Operation: Cancellation aborted

Terminated Order - This email will be sent when the order is terminated.
Operation: Terminated

Updated Customer - If a customer has updated its data (i.e. new phone number) and has an active order, an email will be sent to the service provider with updated customer information.
Operation: Customer update

From Date Changed - When an order is created with a future From date and if the From date is changed before the order is activated, this mail will be sent.
Operation: Order FromDate Changed

New Disruption - When the Network Owner/Operator publishes a disruption notification the NO can choose to notify service providers about the disruption, in that case service providers will receive the mail described below. 
Email subject: Disruption

Order email structure

All order emails follow the same structure. 
Below is an example of the mail. The italic text is the headers, the values are examples.

Email Subject: 
All order emails subject describes which operation in COS generated the mail.
Examples: Activated, Awaiting Cancellation, Terminated

Email body:
Operation: ...  
ErrorMessage:   
Performer: (CommunicationOperator, Customer, ServiceProvider or System)

Order: https://admin.cossystems.com/EntityOrder/Show/Ord.... (link to order in COS)
OrderNumber: O00000064 
ExternalOrderNumber:   
OrderService: 100Mbit Residential Internet Order 
OrderServiceVersion: 6  
OrderFromDate: 2025-11-25  
OrderToDate:
OrderInactivatedDate:
OrderPromotion:
OrderPromotionValidUntil:
OrderOrigin: Customer
OrderAddons:
OrderMetaData:

     
ObjectMove:   
ObjectNumber: OBJ00000001   
ObjectAddress: 123 Main Street   
ObjectPostalCode: 33401 
ObjectProvince: West Palm Beach
ObjectApartmentNumber: 123  
ObjectTechnicalArea: 1  
ObjectCity: Testcity 
ObjectCityArea: Central 
ObjectGroupName: Default 
ObjectStatus: Deliverable 
   
CustomerType: Residential 
CustomerNumber: C0000002  
CustomerCompanyName:   
CustomerFirstname: Bill 
CustomerLastname: Thompson 
CustomerSSN:
CustomerPhone: 555-1234  
CustomerMobile: 
CustomerEmail: bill.thompson@cossystems.com  
CustomerAddress: 123 Main Street
CustomerPostalCode: 33401
CustomerProvince: 12345
CustomerCity: West Palm Beach
CustomerCOAddress:   
CustomerLanguage: English  
InvoicePersonName:  
InvoiceAddress:  
InvoicePostalcode:
InvoiceCity: 
CustomerMetadata:  

VLANandIP
VLAN: 1234
IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

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