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Flowella sends notifications when something important happens in your workspace — a template gets approved, you’re approaching a usage threshold, a HubSpot sync fails, or a teammate accepts an invite. This page catalogues every event Flowella can emit, where it shows up, and how to manage your preferences. For the in-app notifications feed itself, see Notifications. For notification preferences UI, see Settings → Notification preferences.

How notifications are delivered

Notifications can land in up to three places: Each event below shows which channels deliver it by default.

Event catalogue

Account & authentication

Authentication and security events cannot be unsubscribed from. This is enforced server-side regardless of your notification preferences.

Billing & usage

Templates

WhatsApp Flows & forms

HubSpot integration

Channels & Meta

Exports & long-running jobs

Operational sweeps

Flowella runs a daily notification reminders sweep. If an unread TEMPLATE_REJECTED, HUBSPOT_SYNC_FAILED, or BILLING_PAYMENT_FAILED notification has been sitting for more than 24 hours, the sweep re-surfaces it with an email reminder. This means you can’t silently miss a critical event by closing the bell icon.

Where to manage your preferences

  • Per-user, per-category — Settings → Notification preferences. Each category above can be toggled for in-app, email, or both, with the exception of mandatory categories (auth, billing operational).
  • Per-org operational email — Settings → Organisation → Notifications email. This is the recipient for billing, security, and other org-wide operational mails.
If you’re not receiving emails you expect, first check Settings → Profile that your email address is verified, then check your spam folder for messages from notifications@flowella.io. Unverified emails do not receive notifications.

Notification preferences

Choose which categories deliver in-app, by email, or both.

Notifications feed

Read and clear notifications in-app.

Webhooks

Push the same events to your own systems.

Status and incidents

Operational events and where to triage when something breaks.
Last modified on August 4, 2026