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Notifications and watching

fxquinox keeps you informed about the work that concerns you, so you don't have to go looking for changes.

Your notifications

You receive a notification when:

  • someone @mentions you in a note,
  • a task is assigned to you, or
  • the status of a record you watch changes.

Open Inbox in the left rail — it shows an unread count — to see what's new. Clicking a notification marks it read and opens the record in a slide-over panel without leaving the current screen.

The Inbox
The Inbox: notification feed with kind badges, actor, entity and relative timestamp.

A filter bar at the top of the Inbox segments notifications by kind:

Tab Shows
All Every notification, with a footer count broken down by kind.
Unread Only unread items (the count matches the badge on the rail).
Mentions Notes where you were @mentioned.
Assigned Tasks newly assigned to you.
Status Status changes on records you watch.

Each item shows the actor's avatar with a kind badge (blue @ for mention, green person-plus for assignment, amber flag for status change), the actor's name, a chip for the affected entity, the breadcrumb path, a message excerpt, and a relative timestamp. Unread items have a blue accent background and a dot in the left column.

Managing notifications

  • Dismiss one — hover an item and click the × button to remove it immediately (optimistic, no page reload).
  • Mark all read — clears the unread state on every item in one click.
  • Clear all — removes all notifications from the feed.

Watching

Watch any record (a shot, asset, task or version) to follow it. From then on, changes to it — including status moves — show up in your Inbox, even if you're not assigned. Toggle watching from the record's detail panel.

Assignees and people @mentioned on a record are added as watchers automatically, so the right people are always in the loop.

Mention to pull people in

Type @name in a note to bring a teammate into the conversation. They'll be notified and added as a watcher, so the thread stays with the people who need it.