Each team member can control how they get notified about activity. Open Settings → Account → Notifications for your own preferences.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.servicebooked.ca/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Notification types
Each type can be configured independently per channel (in-app bell, email, push):- New lead — contact created
- New conversation — fresh inbox conversation
- Form submission — form filled out
- Appointment booked — new appointment scheduled
- Appointment cancelled
- Appointment completed
- Negative feedback received — 1-3 star review with text feedback
- Payment failed — billing event (only goes to org owner regardless of preferences)
- Trial ending soon — 3 days before, 1 day before
- Voice usage warning — 80% / 100% of monthly minutes
- Conversation cap warning — 80% / 100%
Channels
In-app (the bell)
Top-right of every dashboard page. Persistent until dismissed. Works everywhere you’re logged in. Settings: on / off per notification type.Push (mobile)
Browser-based push notifications. Requires:- Modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari iOS 16+)
- Allowing notifications on first prompt
Defaults
When you first sign up, defaults are:- In-app: all on
- Email: only critical (new lead, payment failed, trial ending)
- Push: off (until you opt in)
”Mute everything for X hours”
When you’re in a focus block or off the clock, you can pause all notifications for a time window. Settings → Account → Notifications → Pause notifications. Pick a duration; everything goes quiet until the timer expires. Critical billing/account events (payment failed, account locked) override the mute.Daily digest
If you opt into daily digest for email, a single email goes out at your chosen hour summarizing:- Yesterday’s leads + bookings
- Open conversations awaiting reply
- Tasks due today
- Pipeline movements
Per-org-role defaults
Org owners and admins get all notification types on by default. Members default to none — they should opt in to what’s relevant for their work.Mobile app
A native mobile app is on the roadmap; for now, the web dashboard is fully responsive and supports push notifications on mobile browsers. Most owners use it from their phone’s browser shortcut on the home screen — feels app-like.Next
You’re done with Settings. Next:Troubleshooting & FAQs
When things don’t work as expected.