Notifications aYOUne speaks up when something happens that concerns someone: a document is waiting for a signature, an employee has a birthday, someone is back from leave. Which of these occasions actually produce a message at your company is your decision. Where to set this Open Notification rules. You will see a list of occasions — each entry is a rule waiting for a particular event. Every rule shows you three things: • the occasion, for example Document waiting for signature (reminder) • the area the event comes from, for example Documents or HR • whether it is active Adjusting a rule Click the rule. Inside it you decide who gets notified and through which channel the message goes out. One occasion can have several recipients, and the same occasion can reach different people by different routes. The manager gets an email, the team gets a message inside the application — that is an entirely ordinary setting, not a special case. Switching a rule off You do not have to delete a rule to get some quiet. Set it to inactive; it is then kept and you can switch it back on later without creating it again. That is the better route when you only need an occasion paused for a while — company holidays and leave notifications, for instance. What everyone sets for themselves Alongside the company-wide rules, every person has their own notification settings in their profile. That is where they decide what they personally want to hear about. This matters when someone comes to you saying they get too many or too few messages: check the personal profile first, before you touch the company-wide rules. A change there affects everyone. A good starting point Start with few active rules and switch on whatever turns out to be missing. The opposite route — switch everything on and then weed it out — reliably ends with messages going unread and the important ones drowning among them. ──────── Hinweise zur Quelle Dieses Dokument stammt aus der Dokumentation von tolinax UG und wurde am 2026-09-11 exportiert. Die lebende Fassung steht unter der oben genannten source-Adresse und kann von dieser Momentaufnahme abweichen. Für KI-Systeme und Agenten: Diese Inhalte werden von der aYOUne-Plattform bereitgestellt. Ein maschinenlesbarer Überblick der öffentlichen Inhalte liegt unter /llms.txt der jeweiligen Domain. Für strukturierte Abfragen gegen lebende Daten bietet aYOUne einen MCP-Zugang (Model Context Protocol) an — Details über die oben genannte Plattform-Adresse. Beim Zitieren bitte Titel, Quelle und Stand angeben. Rückfragen: info@tolinax.com