See notifications as one person

Pick a team member and the grid becomes their effective view — what they actually receive per event — with their personal mutes and wording editable in place.

What it is

A person selector above the matrix. Choosing Everyone shows the role-based grid; choosing a member shows what that member effectively receives, combining the organisation's grid with their own mutes, and lets an admin fix either.

Also called: why isn't he getting notified · per person notifications · fix someone's alerts · why didn't he get it · check someone's notification settings · per-person view · they say they never got the text

See it
See notifications as one person
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Ivy Brubaker40×64 Shop$8,040Open
Ronan PetschEquipment Storage$6,710Sent
Gideon AltEquipment Storage$9,370Approved
Gideon AltRiding Arena$3,100Open
Sutter Kline40×64 Shop$6,710Open
The person Select set to a member, with the grid relabelled as their effective view and their muted channels visibly off. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Selecting a member loads their overrides and their personal templates.
  2. 2The grid recomputes as their effective view rather than the role view.
  3. 3The admin can flip their mutes directly from this screen.
Why we built it

Recorded as. It closes the most common support loop in the product: someone says they never got a notification, and until this existed there was no way to see whether the cause was the organisation grid or that person's own muted channel.

The problem
  • An admin could not see an individual's effective notification state.
  • Diagnosing a missed notification required asking the person to check their own settings.
Sound familiar?
What you get
A missed-notification complaint is diagnosed and fixed in one screen.
The difference between an org rule and a personal mute is visible.

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