How notifications work

A rolling feed of the most recent actions taken across your organization: up to 80 events, newest first.

• Every entry has an action: Created, Updated, Deleted, Status Changed, Assigned, or Completed.
• Entity types covered include Tasks, Orders, Clients, Projects, Invoices, Subscriptions, Creators (Influencers), Campaigns, Websites, Returns, Issues, and Pipeline items, whatever exists for your business type.
• Each entry shows who did it, with an avatar built from their initials, and how long ago it happened.
• Where the entity type supports it, clicking an entry takes you straight to that record instead of leaving you to go find it.
• A website scan finishing shows up here too, with its score out of 100, rather than only being visible on the Website Intelligence page.

A separate feed of the most recent comments left on content pipeline items: up to 50, newest first.

• Each comment shows its author, the pipeline item it was left on, and when it was posted.
• This keeps content-review discussion visible without digging into every individual pipeline card.
• Both tabs show a count badge next to their tab label, so you can tell at a glance whether there's anything new to look at.

A separate, opt-in layer for alerts that reach you outside the app, even when BrandOps isn't open in a tab.

• A prompt offering to "Enable alerts" appears automatically after about 45 seconds in the dashboard, once per browser session, unless you've dismissed it before.
• Accepting requests your browser's notification permission and subscribes your device via a push subscription tied to your organization.
• Push alerts are gated to Growth plan and above. On Starter, accepting the prompt still asks your browser for permission, but BrandOps then unsubscribes it immediately and shows "Push alerts need Growth or higher" with a link to upgrade, so a Starter browser is never left half-subscribed.
• You can unsubscribe at any time; doing so removes your device's push subscription from BrandOps entirely.
• If your browser denies the permission outright, BrandOps shows a "Notifications blocked" message pointing you to your browser's own settings, since it has no way to override that from inside the app.

A few related things live elsewhere on purpose, so it's worth knowing where to actually look.

• Website scan alerts and AI operational insights specific to a single brand surface on the main Dashboard, not just in the Activity feed.
• A full, filterable history of every change (with more detail than the Activity tab's rolling 80-event window) lives on the separate Audit Log page.
• Notifications is organization-wide, not per-brand: if your organization runs multiple brands, Activity and Comments both span all of them rather than filtering to just the one you're currently viewing.