Notifications
Get notified of important updates in your workspace.
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Get notified of important updates in your workspace.
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Who can use this feature?
👤 By default, all Admins, Editors and Viewers.
🏢 Available on all plans.
Colabra is built for asynchronous communication. You'll be notified if someone needs you or if the status of an experiment you care about has been changed.
Click on Updates at the top of your left sidebar. This is where we collect all notifications concerning you.
If you've been mentioned, you'll see a red badge with the number of mentions waiting for you next to Updates.
Click on any of these updates to go directly to the comment, mention, or resource in question.
G then U to go to Updates.
G then S to go to Settings -> Account → Notifications
Shift S to subscribe to an experiment
Cmd/Ctrl Shift S to unsubscribe from an experiment
You'll receive an Updates notification for key events on your subscribed experiments.
You're automatically subscribed to experiments when you create them, are assigned them, or are mentioned in an experiment summary or comment.
You cannot customize which notifications go to Updates (they all will) but you can customize which ones trigger other alerts in notification settings.
You can also receive notifications by email, Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Go to Settings -> Account -> Notifications to to control when and how you get notified.
You'll receive a notification when you’re @mentioned, or when an experiment you’re subscribed to:
is assigned to you
changes in status
receives a comment
You can optionally configure personal Slack notifications, and email digests.
You'll see a list of notifications as well as checkboxes next to them for email notifications. Options for Slack will appear once the integration has been enabled (see the Slack docs for instructions).
From Settings, you'll see a list of experiment updates and options to customize them for Slack, and email.
You’re assigned an experiment
An experiment you’re assigned is marked Urgent
An experiment you're assigned is due soon, due, or overdue
An experiment you’re assigned to or subscribed to is commented on
An experiment you’re subscribed to is marked complete or canceled
An experiment you're assigned to is marked blocking or unblocked
You're mentioned in a comment or experiment summary
A reaction is added to a comment you wrote
You'll receive notifications for all subscribed experiments. You're automatically subscribed to experiments when you create them, are assigned an experiment, are @mentioned in an experiment comment or summary, or if you use the menu in the Activity section to subscribe manually.
To manage subscriptions, open experiments individually and then press Shift S to subscribe or Cmd/Ctrl Shift S to unsubscribe.
Slack notifications are sent in real-time. Email digests are designed with time delays based on urgency and are only sent if you haven't already read the notification.
Email digests send a summary of unread notifications. They're configured to send out after a certain amount of time has elapsed depending on properties such as experiment status. We send near immediate email updates when you've been assigned an urgent experiment or if an experiment you're assigned is marked urgent.
We have a separate integration with Slack that lets you push project updates to a specific Slack channel. You can manage these from the three dot menu on the Project page. Learn more and how to set them up in our Slack documentation.
