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Chat & Notifications

Team chat, an in-app notification feed, browser push notifications, and the automatic alerts that watch your schedule for you.

Team chat

Start a direct message with one teammate, or a group chat with several, from Chat → New. Messages support a single file attachment each. Unread counts are tracked per person and shown as a badge on the Chat link in navigation, updating live as new messages arrive — you don't need to refresh the page.

Notifications

The bell icon opens your notification feed — job assignments, time-off requests (if you're a manager), incoming chat and customer messages, and the automatic alerts described below. Notifications can be marked read individually or all at once, and there's a full-page notification list and a "Notifications" dashboard widget for the same feed.

Browser push notifications

Turn on push notifications from Settings → Notifications to get the same alerts as native OS notifications, even when the app isn't open in a tab. This uses your browser's push subscription — if you revoke notification permission or the subscription expires, it's automatically cleaned up.

Automatic operational alerts

From Settings → Notifications, an owner can turn on two opt-in alerts, checked hourly:

AlertFires when
Late startA job's scheduled start time has passed by your configured number of minutes and no one has clocked in yet.
Overdue progressA job's scheduled end time has passed by your configured number of minutes and someone is still clocked in.

A third alert — job reminders — is on by default for the whole business (not opt-in): every technician assigned to a job gets a push notification a configurable number of minutes before its scheduled start. Each job only reminds once.

Automatic customer emails

Certain actions trigger a transactional email to the customer automatically: moving a job to Travelling, On Site, or Completed; sending an invoice; recording a payment; sending a review request; and sending an appointment reminder or a portal-link email. These are best-effort — if an email fails to send, it won't block the action that triggered it.