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Notifications and emails

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Written by Or Sharoni
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Haiku keeps you informed about activity on your haikus and your team. Notifications appear in-app and by email.


In-app notifications

The bell icon in the top toolbar shows your notifications. A dot appears when you have something unread.

Select the bell icon to see recent activity. Switch between All and Unread to filter the list.

What triggers a notification:

  • Someone commented on your haiku.

  • Someone shared a haiku with you.

  • Someone invited you to edit a haiku.

  • A task was assigned to you.

  • A teammate completed a task.

  • Someone joined your team.

Select any notification to go directly to the relevant haiku or task. Mark individual notifications as read, or select Mark all as read to clear them all at once.


Emails

Haiku sends emails for key moments. These arrive at the email address on your account.

Activity emails:

  • A teammate shared a haiku with you.

  • Someone commented on your haiku.

  • Someone mentioned you in a haiku.

  • Someone viewed your haiku β€” includes total views, unique viewers, and completion rate.

  • A task assigned to you is overdue.

  • Your invite to join a team was accepted.

  • A haiku you created hit a view milestone.

Weekly digest. A summary of your week sent every Monday. Includes haikus created, total views, comments, and your most-viewed haiku that week.

Team emails:

  • You've been invited to join a team.

  • Someone accepted your invitation to Haiku.

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