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When notifications stop arriving or a background job does not run, the first question is whether all InLoox services are up. Administrators of InLoox Self-Hosted now find the answer on the new Server status page in the Account Settings, without having to log on to the server.

• Service health: All relevant Windows services and web applications are listed with the version they report and their last heartbeat — Running, No recent heartbeat, or Never reported.
• Email sending: A separate card shows whether email sending is working or failing.
• Recent log entries: The latest messages of all services, with errors highlighted in red.

The banner at the top sums up whether all systems are operational, and the page refreshes automatically every 60 seconds.

AI in InLoox Self-Hosted for the first time: The AI features used to be reserved for the cloud editions, because the default model runs in the InLoox Cloud only. With a model of your own, the full range of features is now available in a self-hosted installation as well:

• Generate project tasks from a short description
• Identify tasks in emails, both in the web app and in the Outlook add-in
• Have project descriptions written for you

To do so, register your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint in the new InLoox AI area of the Account Settings, which the cloud editions can do just as well if they prefer not to use the default model. Every AI feature then runs through that model, so you determine which provider is used and under which terms your data is processed. The same area is where you allow or block AI support for your account as a whole.