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How does the notification system works?In Wrike, there are two types of notifications: those that appear online and those that are sent via email. Online notifications keep you informed about all changes in your tasks. Wrike's email notification system is designed to save you time and help you always stay on the same page with your team. At the same time, we designed it so you can customize the stream of notifications that you receive. By default, you receive notifications about the tasks that you have created and the tasks assigned to you. At your desire, in each folder with tasks, you can add notifications about the tasks that are shared with you. In this case, you change your email notification type to "All." Alternatively, you can turn off notifications in a particular folder, in case you are not interested in instantly hearing about the changes. In the Account section, you can switch to a daily digest if you want to get updates in an abridged version, instead of immediate notification delivery. Let us summarize the basic principles in Wrike's notification system:
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Once you’ve found out that dozens of e-mails per day will turn into lengthy correspondence, meetings and discussions of the details, it will all be too late. Fortunately there’s Wrike... Overall, Wrike is easy to use, and it does save managers’ time a lot. Compare to a similar niche application..., Wrike does have a lot of catching up to do..."
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