Notifications

TinyPages keeps you informed by email when something important happens in your business, so you don't have to keep an eye on your dashboard all day. A new sale comes in, someone joins your list, a member leaves a comment: you get a short email about it.

You decide which of these emails you want to receive. Open Settings, then the Notifications tab. Each notification can be turned on or off with one click, and your choices save automatically. These emails go to the address shown at the top of the tab, in Send notifications to (except the affiliate commission email, see below). It starts out as your reply-to address, and you can change it whenever you like, for example to route notifications to a separate inbox.

The notifications you can receive

• New contact: someone new joins your email list. This one is off by default, because a growing list can mean a lot of emails. Turn it on if you like to know about every new contact. Importing contacts or members from a file never sends you one email per contact. Whatever this setting, you receive a single email once the import is done, at your reply-to address.
• New sale: someone buys one of your paid products. You get the product, the amount, and the customer's details.
• New enrollment in a free product: someone signs up for one of your free products or lead magnets.
• New comment: a member leaves a comment on one of your lessons, so you can reply and keep the conversation going.
• New form answer: someone fills in one of your forms.
• Weekly digest: a recap of your week, sent every Monday morning, with your visitors, new contacts, sales and revenue. If your week had no sale and barely any visitor or new contact, you don't receive it.
• Affiliate commission: you earn a commission from someone you referred. This email goes to the address the account owner signs in with, not to the Send notifications to address.
• Member cancelled subscription: a member's subscription ends and their access is removed, whether they canceled it themselves or a payment plan went unpaid. The email tells you who it concerns, and whether an unpaid installment caused it. A member who has paid every installment keeps their access, and you don't receive this email.

All of these are on by default except New contact, so you are kept in the loop from day one.