Manage email notifications
You can control exactly which emails Tallyfy sends you - from task assignments to comment alerts to process completions.
To change your settings:
- Click your profile picture/name (top right) > Settings.
- Go to My Profile > Email Notifications tab.
Toggle each notification type ON or OFF. For example, if you don’t want an email every time someone completes a task you assigned, turn that notification OFF.
The available notification types include:
- Task assignments - emails about tasks where you’re assigned
- Other people’s task updates - when others complete or update tasks
- Comments - comments on tasks where you’re assigned
- @mentions - when someone @mentions you in a comment
- Process completed - when a process you’re part of finishes
- Deadline changes - when task deadlines are changed

Process initiators and task notifications
When you start a process where you’re also assigned tasks, you typically won’t get immediate email notifications for those tasks. This prevents email spam when launching processes.
Why this happens:
- Tallyfy assumes you’re aware of tasks you just created by launching the process
- Prevents duplicate notifications (one for launching, one for each task)
- You’ll still see tasks in your dashboard right away
To make sure you get reminders:
- Turn on daily digest emails in your settings
- Set deadlines on tasks
- Other assignees will get immediate notifications as normal
Special case - Zapier-initiated processes: If a process is started via Zapier with you as the process starter, you won’t get task notifications either. Workaround: have Zapier assign a different user as the process starter, or use webhooks for external notifications.
Tallyfy sends digest emails at 6 AM in your local timezone, summarizing tasks that are due soon or overdue.
- Choose your days: Pick which days of the week you want to receive the digest. The default is Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
- Turn it on or off: You can toggle the daily digest preference on or off in your notification settings.
- Troubleshooting: If someone says they aren’t getting reminders, have them check their notification settings first.
Even if someone has reduced their automatic reminders, you can always manually send an instant reminder for a specific task.
How To > Ensure task completion
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