Notifications are sent via email to alert relevant users about new or outstanding tasks.
Default Notifications
Notifications on Papercurve are sent to a user’s email where they will be notified about a new or outstanding task. This creates a streamline workflow for users to upload, edit, and review content without having to directly send a message to KOLs. This article outlines the default notification settings for the uploader and reviewer.
The Uploader
The uploader will receive an email notification when:
- content is approved by all reviewers
- an approved content is released to a library
- content is deleted
- content is reviewed with a response to “submit new version”
The Reviewer
The reviewer will receive an email notification when:
- a request invitation is sent to review and approve content - with any additional notes made to the reviewer(s)
- a new version of the document is uploaded
Other Default Notifications
- due date notification reminders are sent to the reviewer 2 and 1 day(s) prior to the due date, and on the date of
- due date notifications are sent everyday after a scheduled due date
- all users are notified when a new version is uploaded
- users will receive an email notification when they are @ mentioned in a comment
The amazing thing about Papercurve’s notification settings is that they are 100% customizable to your team’s workspace. Our team is currently working hard to release this feature in our upcoming version releases.
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