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# Where can I find the list of email addresses and phone number for getting the alerts?
## Managing Alert Contact Information
### Finding Your Alert Contacts
1. Go to the **Account** section
2. Select **Contact Email/SMS for Alerts**
### Understanding the Contact List
The contact list displays:
* Person's name
* Email addresses
* Phone numbers
### About Alerts
* All system alerts are delivered to the registered email addresses and/or phone numbers
* You can choose to receive alerts through email, SMS, or both
* Multiple contacts can be added to receive alerts
### Adding New Contacts
To add a new contact:
1. Locate the contact information section
2. Fill in the required contact fields:
* Name
* Email address and/or phone number
* select the service provider in case of SMS alerts
3. Click the '+' button to add the new contact
### Managing Contact Information
You can:
* View all existing alert contacts
* Add new email addresses
* Add new phone numbers
* Associate names with contact information
### Best Practices
* Keep contact information up to date
* Verify email addresses and phone numbers are entered correctly
* Add backup contacts to ensure important alerts are received
* Test new contact information after adding it
### Note
Ensure that critical contacts are always kept current to receive important system alerts without interruption.
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