Notifications
A quiet bell collects what happened while you were away. Turn on banners in your browser, or use the Windows app, and work that needs you reaches you as it arrives.
What it does
Told, not interrupted
A bell with a history
Assignments, mentions, status changes on your conversations and failed sends, in one list.
Banners that find you
Browser banners work even with DMU Mail closed. Windows notifications show the sender and subject.
New mail, mailbox by mailbox
Tick the mailboxes worth a banner. The rest still count in the sidebar.
Quiet hours
Choose the hours and days to stay quiet. Nothing is lost, because the bell keeps it all.
How it works
Switch on, choose, stay quiet
- 1
Turn on banners
In Settings › Notifications, turn on Desktop notifications. Your browser asks for permission once.
- 2
Choose what counts
Under Tell me about, pick assignments, status changes and the mailboxes whose new mail earns a banner.
- 3
Set quiet hours
Choose when to stay quiet, and whether weekends stay quiet all day. In the Windows app you can also pause from the tray.
Good to know
The details
- Who can use it
- Everyone. Mentions and failed sends always notify, and cannot be switched off.
- Where
- The bell in the sidebar, Settings › Notifications, and Settings › Desktop app inside the Windows app.
- Per browser
- Banners are set for each browser and each organisation, because each asks for permission separately.
- No email
- DMU Mail does not send notification emails.
Be one of the first teams in
We let a few organisations into the private beta every week. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s room for your team.
Three quick questions. No card needed.