Notifications
What CoreHue tells you about. Separate from reminders, which are what it tells your clients.
In CoreHue and by email
Two things happen when something needs your attention.
In CoreHue. It lands in your notifications list, reached from the bell in the header. That list is always on. You can't switch it off, and that's deliberate. A failed payment should never be something you can silence into invisibility.
Email. A copy in your inbox. That's what this page controls.
Notification emails at the top is the main switch. Turn it off and every switch below greys out, leaving only the list in CoreHue.
The switches
Below the main switch, events are grouped into five sections. Each row is one thing that can happen, with a one-line description and a switch for its email.
Galleries. Collection submitted, New collections, Downloads, Private photos. Downloads covers both single photos and a client taking the whole gallery.
Documents. Contract signed, Contract declined, Questionnaire submitted, Proposal accepted, Proposal declined, Proposal expired.
Payments. Proposal payment proof, Booking payment proof, Payment received after booking expiry, Invoice payment submitted, Payment received, Payment failed, Online payments interrupted.
Bookings. New inquiry, Booking confirmed, Booking cancelled by client, Booking rescheduled by client, Core publication changes.
Messages. New messages.
Every switch starts on except Private photos, which starts off.
Some things only ever appear in that list and have no email at all, so you won't find a switch for them: email delivery problems on a booking or a document, a message that couldn't be delivered, and a replaced reply address on a conversation.
What to leave on
Payment received, Payment failed and Invoice payment submitted. The payment ones especially, since a client is waiting on you.
New inquiry. The most time-sensitive thing that happens.
Contract signed. Because a proposal contract then needs your counter-signature.
What you might turn off
Downloads, if you deliver large galleries. A notification per download gets noisy fast.
New collections, if clients send selections often.
Both are still in your notifications list and in gallery activity, so turning off the email loses you nothing you can't look up.
The right approach
Turn off anything you've stopped reading. A notification you always ignore trains you to ignore the ones that matter.
Your Home screen shows what needs attention anyway, so email is a convenience rather than the thing you rely on.
Unsubscribing
Notification emails carry an unsubscribe link, which turns off the email for that one kind of notification. The notification inside CoreHue is unaffected, and you can turn the email back on from this page at any time.
Account and security emails aren't affected. Those aren't optional.