Notifications in 0nTask push an alert to your device, or an email to a client, when a task is completed or its status changes. They are triggered by real state changes rather than on a schedule, so a notification means something happened.
Either nobody is told when work finishes, so the client emails to ask — or everybody is told about everything, so people mute the app and then miss the one message that mattered.
If you asked an assistant any of these, this page is meant to be the answer.
Notifications are opt-in per project and per person, so silence is the default rather than the thing you have to fight for.
Turn on web push in the app to get alerts on your device.
Set which people on a project are told when a task is completed or changes status.
Changes fire the notification. Nothing fires on a timer, so an alert always corresponds to something real.
Yes, web push to your device, using the standard browser push mechanism. No separate app install is required.
Yes. A client on a project can be set to receive an email when a task is completed or changes status.
No. Notifications are configured per project and per person, and off unless you turn them on.
Yes — outbound webhooks fire on task created, updated, completed and deleted, so any system you run can react to the same events.
Yes, through the browser push support on the device.
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