Feature Request

As an admin, I want to customize the email invite (1) the from sender needs to be from my domain (2) the body of the email needs to be editable

Currently, we have to mention a user for them to receive notification about a comment. Can we not have notifications sent out by default? Perhaps a toggle that can be set at account level.

It would be helpful, if an email notification could be established for the following used cases: Article is liked Article is disliked Article is commented on This would require three new toggles in the 'Notifications' so we can set up a channel for notifying our authors.

Request: Update the Notification Event Mapping controls to allow turning on/off Article Publishing alerts separately from the rest. Background: We're super excited for the new Slack integration around event notifications! After configuring the notifications, a major pain point we have discovered is you cannot control article create/delete/fork/publish separately. It is currently all or nothing. This creates a very verbose output that prevents us from using the feature. Being able to just notify external parties when an article is published will be very useful to increase traffic from our company to Document360 articles.

Right now, when I'm mentioned in a comment on D360, I get an email notification with a link that sends me straight to the project screen instead of the article in which I was mentioned. So I have to go back to the email and figure out which article I was mentioned in. Lots of extra clicks.

When looking at articles that were created by a team, in the audit view, there needs to be a link to open the said article in. Just like we an see in bulk operations.

All the user activities like category creation, article creation, setting changes etc will be audited and visible in single place.