Send notifications ('toasts') from the Windows Message Center easily as email or to any http RESTful API endpoint. The dump notification feature saves the entire notification history to your downloads folder. Do you operate one or more computers without a monitor connected? Wondering if you missed important notifications from these computers? Do you always check it yourself with remote control software? Do you want to keep the entire message history? Did you miss messages because only a limited amount of messages appear in the Windows Message Center? Have you ever accidentally clicked away a notification without reading the entire message? Would you like to save all notifications so you can analyze them later? Then install the EZ Notification Forwarder and stop wasting time on proactively checking for the notifications on your Windows computers. For example, you could get yourself notified using services like e.g. "PushOver.com" or "notifymydevice.com" in case ... ... a restart is necessary ... user logs on to the computer with remote control software ... important updates need to be installed ... the UPS reports a power failure ... your antivirus solution reports an alert ... user programs require your attention ... your telephone system software signals incoming calls ... the backup software reports a problem ... and much more The EZ Notification Forwarder can forward all messages from the Windows Message Center ("toasts") through individual SMTP servers as email or to any http server that exposes a RESTful API endpoint. Optionally turn on the dump notification feature to keep the entire notification history in your downloads folder. This way you can write own programs or scripts to process notifications individually. Be creative and code your own receiver programs that carry out useful actions according to your needs. Use "glitch.com" on the Internet or your own http server on your local network to ... ... log toasts to a database ... forward to a messenger (WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, ...) ... send directly to your mobile phone via a RESTful API such as "PushOver.com" or "notifymydevice.com". Use the configuration elements 'JsonSerializationConfig', 'Indent' and 'PropertiesToExclude' to customize the data contained in the json according to your needs. Do you run a lot of Windows servers? Then an upgrade to the PRO version is a recommended investment. Once activated, you can configure almost all of EZ Notification Forwarder's settings remotely via a REST API. Query the status of EZ Notification Forwarder, pause forwarding, add new destinations or remove destinations that are no longer needed, activate or deactivate individual destinations.