Last updated November 11, 2026
If someone gets into an advisor's account, the first thing they usually change is where the money goes. Payout method alerts email the advisor the moment a payout method is added, changed or removed in Dots, and copy your team, so a change nobody expected is caught before the next payout run.
Off until you turn it on. Changes are recorded from the start, but no emails go out until an owner or admin enables them.
Go to Settings → Integrations → Dots and find the Payout method alerts card.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Email advisors about payout method changes | Sends the advisor an email for every change to their payout methods. |
| Copy your team at | One address copied on every alert. When an advisor replies to an alert, the reply goes here. |
Click Save alert settings.
A short email titled A payout method changed on your account, listing each change:
Emails only ever show the last four digits of an account, or a masked email for PayPal.
If the change did not start from your own payout screen, the email says so in bold. That is the strongest warning sign: an advisor changing their own method normally does it from Manage payout method in your app.
If the advisor did not make the change, they reply to the email. The reply reaches your team, who can look into it before the next payout run.
The same card lists the latest changes across all your advisors, whether or not emails are on. Changes that did not start from your payout screen are marked in amber.
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