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Notifications for events

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Written by Luc Comeau
Updated over 2 weeks ago

What are event notifications?

Event notifications help keep both staff and residents informed about activity related to an event.

There are two types of notifications:

  • Staff notifications (configurable)

  • Resident notifications (automatic)


Staff notifications

Staff notifications alert you when activity happens on an event.

What you can be notified about

You can enable notifications for:

  • New bookings

  • Booking cancellations

Where to configure staff notifications

Staff notifications are configured during event creation or editing in the Usage rules and conditions step.

Who receives staff notifications

These notifications are sent to staff only and do not affect residents.


Resident notifications

Resident notifications are automatic and cannot be configured.

What residents are notified about

Residents will receive a reminder:

  • 1 day before the event

  • Only if they have:

    • Booked the event

    • Responded to the event (e.g. attending or interested)


What residents are NOT notified about

Residents will not receive notifications for:

  • New event creation (unless you make an announcement for the event)

  • General event updates (unless specified elsewhere, such as major changes)


How to communicate more with residents

If you want to send additional updates or reminders, use event announcements.

Announcements allow you to:

  • Promote events

  • Send reminders

  • Share updates or changes

  • Include a direct link to the event

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Important notes

  • Staff notifications must be enabled to receive updates on bookings and cancellations

  • Resident notifications are limited to a single reminder before the event

  • Announcements are the primary way to communicate with residents about events


Best practices

  • Enable staff notifications for events that require monitoring

  • Use announcements to promote events when they are published

  • Send reminders or updates using announcements, not notifications

  • Do not rely on automatic notifications to drive attendance

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