Set which categories reach you by In-App, Email or Slack.
Quick summary
You choose, per category, how you’re notified: In-App, Email or Slack.
Notification settings apply as you change them, with nothing to save.
The Upcoming and Overdue Summary digest has its own frequency and timezone.
1
Open Notification Preferences
From your account menu, choose Notification Preferences. It opens on the Notifications tab, with Personal Notifications selected by default.
2
Set your channels for each category
Each trigger in a category has In-App, Email and Slack toggles; turn on the channels you want. Changes apply immediately, with no save step.
Comments and Mentions, with its In-App, Email and Slack toggles for each trigger.
3
Configure your digest, if you want one
Upcoming and Overdue Summary is a digest of what’s coming up or overdue across your workspace, and shows when the next digest is due. Switch on Receive digest, then set:
Frequency: daily, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly.
Timezone: your workspace’s timezone by default, or your own.
In-App, Email and Slack: where it arrives. In Slack, each item links back to Assuric.
My items and Workspace items: for Frameworks, Documents, Tasks and Checklists, choose Off, Overdue only or how far ahead to include, such as 2 months before for framework renewals.
Set the workspace default in Company set up: “Workspace default used for scheduling digests. People can override this in their notification settings.”
Organisation-wide notifications are a separate, admin-configured tab: Trust Page Requests and Incidents go to email addresses and Slack channels subscribed with a copied command.
What we recommendTurn on Slack for anything you’d have to remember to check, especially mentions and document review requests, as it reaches you where you’re probably already looking.