Notifications

Diglot keeps you posted on things that happen in the background — when a scan finishes, an export is ready, you’re running low on a feature, a referral reward lands, or there’s a security event on your account. You’ll find them in the bell icon, as quick pop-up alerts for the important ones, and (if you like) by email.

What it does

Notifications tell you about:

• Finished tasks — plagiarism scans, document exports, and Cowriter plans that ran in the background.
• Usage warnings — when you’re getting close to or have hit a feature’s limit.
• Referral rewards — when a friend signs up, upgrades, or you reach a milestone.
• Billing — successful renewals, cancellations, or a payment that didn’t go through.
• Security — a sign-in from a new device, or a password change.
• Beta — your invite, your wave, or the move to open access.

Where to find them

• Bell icon in the top bar — click it to see your notifications.
• Settings → Notifications — choose what you’re notified about and how.
• Pop-up alerts appear automatically in the top-right corner for the most important items.

The notification center

Click the bell to open the list. Each notification shows an icon, a short title, and when it happened, and many have quick action buttons so you can act right from the list — for example, Download an export, Open report for a finished scan, or Upgrade when you’ve hit a limit.

You can switch between three tabs:

• All — everything.
• Unread — just what you haven’t seen.
• Mentions — replies and comments on documents you’ve shared.

Each notification also has a small menu to mark it read or unread, archive it, snooze it for an hour or until tomorrow, or mute that type. Related notifications (like several steps of one Cowriter plan) group together so the list stays tidy.

Pop-up alerts

Only the important notifications pop up as alerts in the corner — things like hitting a limit, a high-similarity plagiarism result, or a sign-in from a new device. They fade away on their own, and clicking one takes you straight to the relevant page. Everything else simply waits for you in the bell.

Managing your notifications

Go to Settings → Notifications to fine-tune things.

• Per type — turn each kind of notification on or off, separately for the bell and for email. The bell is on by default; email is on by default only for the most important alerts.
• Email digest — instead of separate emails, get a single daily (9 AM) or weekly (Monday 9 AM) summary in your time zone. Choose Off, Daily, or Weekly. The digest skips quiet periods with little activity and won’t repeat alerts you already got by email.
• Quiet hours — set a “do not disturb” window (for example, 10 PM to 8 AM). During that time you won’t get pop-ups or emails — notifications just collect in the bell for when you’re back.
• Mute a document — if a shared document is too chatty, mute it from the menu on any of its notifications.

Notifications are available on every plan, including Free. There’s no extra charge.

Common questions

How do I know when my plagiarism scan is done? You’ll get a notification in the bell. If it found a high similarity, you’ll also get a pop-up alert. Turn on email for plagiarism if you’d like an email too.

Can I turn notifications off? Yes. In Settings → Notifications you can switch each type on or off, choose between the bell and email, and mute specific documents.

I’m getting too many notifications. Set quiet hours, mute noisy documents, and switch from individual emails to a daily or weekly digest.

How do I get email notifications? In Settings → Notifications, turn on email for the types you care about, then pick individual emails or a digest.

The bell shows a number but I don’t see anything new. Check the Unread tab — some items may be grouped together, so click to expand them. Or use Mark all read to clear the count.

Will I get notifications on my phone? Push notifications will arrive with the mobile apps. For now, notifications live in the bell and (if you turn them on) your email.