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Notifications and digest

Choose where Watari posts updates, configure the daily digest, and manage archived-channel rechecks.

TL;DR

Choose where Watari posts updates, configure the daily digest, and manage archived-channel rechecks.

Notifications and digest

Configure how and where Watari notifies you and your team when something noteworthy happens in the pipeline.

Notification preferences are per-user. Each teammate manages their own email and in-app toggles from Settings → Notifications. Workspace admins additionally control which Slack channels receive workspace-level routing.

Where Watari posts

Watari can notify you through three channels:

  • Email — sent to your account email address. Each event type has its own toggle.
  • In-app notifications — appear in the notification bell in the Watari dashboard. Some event types have the in-app notification locked on (critical bug alerts, usage warnings, billing actions) — these can't be silenced because they require immediate attention.
  • Slack — workspace-level routing to specific channels. Set by admins in Settings → Notifications → Channel routing. Requires a Slack integration (see Routing and notifications — Slack channel-invite step and OAuth setup).

Event types

EventEmailIn-appNotes
Bug createdToggleToggleFires when a new bug is extracted from a ticket
Bug status changedToggleToggleFires when a bug moves through the pipeline
Critical bug alertToggleAlways onCritical-severity bug detected
Daily digestToggleEmail-only; opt-in per user
Pipeline failedToggleToggleAdmin-only; ticket processing error
Usage warningToggleAlways onAdmin-only; 80% or 100% of Mapped Bug allowance
Integration disconnectedToggleToggleAdmin-only; OAuth token expired or revoked
Billing action neededToggleAlways onAdmin-only; payment failed or trial ending

Admin-only events are shown only to workspace owners and admins. Members do not see or configure them.

Daily digest

The daily digest is a per-user opt-in email summarizing the previous 24 hours of activity in your workspace:

  • New bugs extracted (count by severity)
  • New Mapped Bugs (top 5, sorted critical-first)
  • Tickets processed count

The digest runs at 8:00 AM UTC every day and is sent only to users who have the Daily Digest email toggle enabled. Orgs with no activity in the previous 24 hours don't receive a digest that day.

To opt in, go to Settings → Notifications and enable the Daily Digest email toggle.

Channel routing

Workspace admins can configure which Slack channels receive which event types from Settings → Notifications → Channel routing. For example:

  • Critical-severity bugs → #incidents
  • All other Mapped Bugs → #bugs
  • RCA published → #product-updates

Routing is configured per-event-type per-channel. Events that don't have a configured routing destination still appear in the default Slack channel chosen during the Slack OAuth connection.

Archived-channel recheck

If a Slack channel gets archived after Watari is configured to post there, Watari detects the error and pauses posting to that channel. It doesn't retry indefinitely — instead, it marks the channel routing as errored and runs a monthly background recheck.

When the background recheck runs and finds the channel is available again (unarchived, or the bot was re-invited), posting resumes automatically. You don't need to manually reconnect or reconfigure the channel routing.

If you want to trigger a recheck manually rather than waiting for the next scheduled pass, visit Settings → Integrations, find the Slack integration, and click Recheck.


Next: Invoices, credits, and caps — mismapped credit window and overage cap configuration — download invoices, understand the mismapped credit window, and configure overage behavior.

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