We take care of
- Noticing that something happened
- Keeping a copy in the dashboard either way
- Grouping quiet updates into one summary
- Holding non-urgent alerts during quiet hours
Features / Communication
Free / Pro channels
Stay informed without living in the dashboard.
Decide what deserves your attention and where you want to hear about it.
Anyone who has either missed something important or been buzzed to death.
DELIVERY RULES
Quiet until 7 AMOnly what matters.
↗New leadWebsite form submittedEmailPush
◆Order readyStatus changed to readyEmailIn-app
●Weekly summaryMonday performance digestDigest—
↗
NEW LEADSarah requested an estimate
nowWho does whatSome of it should just happen.
Some of it should just happen.
The rest is your call.
You choose
- Which events are worth an interruption
- Whether each one comes by email, browser or dashboard
- Right away, in a daily summary, or not at all
- When your quiet hours start and end
How it actually goes
One Wednesday, three different answers
Three things happen at Northline Build Co., a fictional contractor. Each one reaches somebody differently, because that is how it was set up.
- 8:12 AM
A new estimate request arrives. That is worth interrupting for, so it pops up in the browser and lands in the owner’s email.
- 11:30 AM
A customer uploads two more photos to an existing job. Useful, not urgent — it waits for the evening summary.
- 2:05 PM
A five-star review comes in. It goes to the dashboard, where the team sees it on Friday and puts it on the website.
- 6:00 PM
One summary email arrives with the quiet things from the whole day. Nobody was buzzed nine times.
What each plan includes
No surprises at the checkout.
- Free
- Dashboard alerts, email and browser notifications, with quiet hours and daily summaries.
- Starter
- The same channels for a small team, so the right person hears about the right thing.
- Pro
- Adds alerts to a Discord channel, which suits teams already working there all day.
Good to know
Clear boundaries, before you start.
- Alerts can reach the dashboard, email and your browser. Pro can also send them to Discord.
- Notification emails use the platform sending address and show your business name where appropriate.
These details describe how the tool works today.
What notifications helps you do.
The useful details stay beside the website, where they are easier to update and easier for customers to find.
One switch per kind of event
New inquiry, new order, order ready, new review, weekly summary. Turn each one on where it helps and off where it does not.
Right now, later, or never
Some things deserve a buzz. Some belong in a daily digest. Some you would rather just find in the dashboard when you look.
Quiet hours that are actually quiet
Set the hours you do not want to be reached. Non-urgent alerts wait politely until morning.
Browser notifications without an app
Allow notifications once and updates appear on your phone or computer, even when the dashboard is closed.
Your customers get useful updates too
Booking confirmations and order-ready notes can go out without you writing them each time.
Questions
Short answers.
Will this turn into constant buzzing?
Only if you ask it to. The defaults are conservative, every event has its own setting, and quiet hours are there when you want them.
Can different people get different alerts?
Yes. Each team member has their own settings, so the person who handles bookings does not have to hear about every article you publish.
Which alert channels are included?
Dashboard, email and browser alerts are included on every plan. Discord alerts are included with Pro.
What if I miss one?
Nothing is lost. Every alert is also recorded in the dashboard, whether or not it reached you anywhere else.
Communication
Create a free site ↗Hear about what matters. Ignore the rest.
Alerts are included free. Set them up once and stop refreshing the dashboard.