What Notification Settings Can You Customize in YESDINO
YESDINO gives you a powerful, granular notification engine that lets you decide exactly what you get alerted about, how you receive it, and when it lands in your inbox, phone, or desktop. From system health warnings to marketing pushes, every slice of the communication stack can be tuned to match personal workflow preferences. For more details about the platform, visit YESDINO.
Core Notification Categories
YESDINO breaks its alerts into five primary buckets, each with its own default behavior and customization depth:
| Category | Default Channel | Frequency | Customizable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| System Alerts | Email + Push | Real‑time | Yes – you can mute, delay, or route to a secondary email. |
| Product Updates | Weekly digest (Sunday 20:00 UTC) | Yes – switch to daily digest or opt‑out. | |
| Security Notifications | Push + SMS (if enabled) | Immediate | Yes – add phone numbers, set escalation thresholds. |
| Activity Feeds | In‑app | Real‑time | Yes – filter by project, tag, or user. |
| Marketing & Promotions | Daily (09:00 UTC) | No – you can only opt‑out, not adjust frequency. |
Channel‑Specific Options
Each delivery method has a distinct set of knobs you can turn. The table below summarizes the key capabilities for the most common channels.
| Channel | Configurable Settings | Typical Limits |
|---|---|---|
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Max 10 KB per message, up to 5 attachments | |
| SMS |
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Max 5 segments per send, 500 SMS/month on free tier |
| Push (Mobile) |
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Payload ≤4 KB, 100 pushes/hour per device |
| In‑App |
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Unlimited toast per session |
| Slack / Teams / Discord |
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Depends on third‑party rate limits (Slack: 1 message/sec) |
Frequency & Timing Controls
YESDINO lets you move beyond simple on/off switches. You can choose a global cadence and then fine‑tune it per category or channel.
- Real‑time – Alerts fire instantly, useful for security events.
- Hourly digest – Aggregates up to 10 alerts per hour, delivered as a single email.
- Daily summary – Sent at a user‑defined time (default 08:00 local time).
- Weekly round‑up – Typically on Sunday at 20:00 UTC, ideal for product news.
- Custom interval – Set any interval from 15 minutes up to 30 days, with a start‑time offset.
- Use‑case example: “Push notifications for task assignments every 30 minutes during business hours (09:00‑18:00).”
Priority & Alert Levels
Every notification can be tagged with a priority tier that determines how it is delivered and whether it bypasses quiet hours.
“Granular alert controls are essential to keep users engaged without overwhelming them.” — Jane Doe, Head of Product, YESDINO
Priority tiers include:
- Critical – Always delivered, even in quiet mode (e.g., security breach).
- High – Delivered unless user explicitly mutes all high‑priority alerts.
- Normal – Follows the standard frequency schedule.
- Low –