Notification Preferences

Configure how and when Evergreen sends you email notifications

Evergreen sends email notifications for key project events. You can control notification frequency at two levels: account-wide defaults and per-project overrides.

Where to Find Notification Settings

  • Account-level defaults — Go to Settings > Notifications under your organization or personal account. These apply to every project unless overridden.
  • Project-level overrides — Navigate to your project, then go to Settings > Notifications. These settings apply to that project only and take precedence over account defaults.

Notification Categories

CategoryWhat triggers itAvailable frequencies
Project RecapsRecurring summary of crawl results, new content, and metric movementDaily, Weekly, Monthly, Off
Critical IssuesUrgent issues detected that need immediate attentionImmediate, Hourly, Daily, Off
IntegrationsIntegration errors, disconnects, or status changes (e.g. GA4, GSC)Immediate, Hourly, Daily, Off
ReportsCrawl completions and data exports ready for downloadImmediate, Hourly, Daily, Off

Frequency Options

  • Immediate — Notification sent as soon as the event occurs (subject to quiet hours for non-critical categories)
  • Hourly — Events are batched and sent at most once per hour
  • Daily / Weekly / Monthly — Events are aggregated into a digest sent on that cadence
  • Off — No notifications for this category

Timezone & Quiet Hours

Set your timezone so that digest emails arrive at a convenient local time. Evergreen observes quiet hours from 9 PM to 8 AM in your configured timezone — non-critical notifications are held and delivered after 8 AM. Critical Issues set to Immediate are always delivered immediately, even during quiet hours.

To set your timezone:

  1. Go to Settings > Notifications
  2. Under the Timezone section, select your timezone from the dropdown (or leave it on Auto-detect)

Disabling All Notifications for a Project

On the project-level notifications page, you can click Disable all notifications for this project to turn off every category at once for that project. This is useful for archived or low-priority projects.

How Account and Project Settings Interact

Account-level preferences act as the default for all projects. If you set a project-level preference, it overrides the account default for that project only. Projects with no custom settings inherit account defaults automatically.