Guide

Choose which notifications you get

In Settings › Notifications you decide what reaches the bell and your email, from your clients' comments to the Monday summary.

Who can do this

For
Designers, Your team
Role
Any Bitácora account
Plan
All plans, including Free
Where
On a computer

Open Settings › Notifications. Each switch turns one type of notification off or on:

SwitchWhat you getDefault
When a client comments on a screenThe notification in the bell and the email summaryOn
When someone runs your notesA notification in the bell when another person runs what you dictatedOn
AI emailsWhen a long batch finishes or stops while you're awayOn
Team and project emailsWhen you're added to a project, someone is waiting to get in or you can now get inOn
Emails about your plan, pass and limitsFor example, when a project's pass is about to expireOn
Emails with giftsWhen Bitácora gives you runs to try the AIOn
Email summariesOn Mondays, what changed in your projects and in the ones you share. It only arrives if there was something newOff

Client comments only notify the people who can handle them: the Owner and whoever Can run with AI.

Unsubscribe from an email

Every email has a link at the bottom to stop receiving that type. It turns off the same switch in Settings › Notifications, and you can turn it back on there.

The bell

At the top, the bell counts your unread notifications. When you open it:

  • Click a notification to go to what it's about.
  • Invitations come with Accept and Decline, and seat requests with Give a seat.
  • The X on each notification, Remove this notice, deletes only that one.
  • Mark everything as read clears the number. If you keep it open for a couple of seconds, everything counts as read.
  • Clear the notices deletes them all. It asks for confirmation and they can't be recovered.

Notifications are kept for ninety days.

Your deliveries summary

The daily summary of who opened your deliveries is not here: you turn it on in What the client sees. See who viewed the delivery explains it.

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