Notifications

Come back knowing what needs a response.

After a morning of meetings, a deadline is easy to miss. Open GGyess notifications to review dated updates and decide what to follow up on first.

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Notifications for a task due today and an overdue task, beside a reminder setting. — The notices distinguish a task due today from one already overdue. A reminder setting lets you choose how far ahead to be notified.

Step by step

Catch up on the changes that need a response

Open the notification center when you begin a review.
Use the date and type to identify relevant updates.
Review the underlying work and give any follow-up a due date.

My Agenda shows work by status, upcoming activities and overdue tasks.

Notifications

In day-to-day work

What happened while you were away

Open notifications after a meeting or a day away. The date and type on each notice help you decide what needs a closer look.

Remember the follow-up

Set a reminder when you promise to check back, or add one to a task with a deadline. You have a place for the next step while the conversation is still fresh.

A start and a deadline

Set both dates on the task. The person doing the work can plan a start and the person waiting for it knows when it’s due.

Before you start

A few good questions.

Which kinds of updates appear?

Examples include task reminders, overdue tasks, changed task details, chat messages and document comments.

What belongs in My Agenda?

Use it for personal work such as preparing notes or following up. Put a shared deliverable in the relevant project where its team can coordinate it.

GGyess WorkSuite

Catch up without retracing the whole morning.

Start on the free plan. Invite your team when you’re ready.

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