Notifications
Stay informed when you are away from the dashboard. Get push or email alerts for the events that matter most.
You can not watch the dashboard all day
The Quicklog dashboard shows you everything happening in your product in real-time. But you have other things to do. Meetings, deep work, life outside of work. Some events can wait until you are back. Others cannot.
When a big customer signs up, you want to know now. When a payment fails, you want to follow up before they churn. When an error spikes, you want to investigate before users complain.
Notifications bridge the gap between "always watching" and "completely disconnected." They let you step away from the dashboard while staying aware of what matters.
How it works
When an event is ingested, Quicklog saves it to your timeline and optionally queues a notification. Whether you receive that notification depends on your settings for that channel.
You might want instant push notifications for your signups channel, a daily email digest for payments, and nothing at all for deployments. Each channel has independent settings. Configure once, then forget about it.
Quiet hours let you pause notifications during focus time or sleep. Smart batching groups high-volume events so you get "23 new signups" instead of 23 separate pings. The goal is to keep you informed without creating noise.
What you get
- Browser push notifications that work even when the tab is closed
- Email notifications with configurable frequency: instant, hourly, or daily
- Per-channel settings so different event types notify differently
- Quiet hours to pause notifications when you need focus
- Smart batching for high-volume events to reduce noise
- Mobile-friendly PWA for checking events on the go
Common setups
Instant signup alerts
Enable push notifications for your signups channel. Every new user triggers an immediate alert. Useful during launches or when you want to personally welcome early customers.
Payment digests
Set your payments channel to daily email digest. Start each morning with a summary of yesterday's revenue: successful payments, failed charges, upgrades, and cancellations.
Error alerts
Push notifications for your errors channel ensure you hear about problems quickly. Batching prevents notification storms during incidents while still keeping you aware.
Stay in the loop
Configure notifications in minutes. Adjust anytime as your needs change.