Notifications

How PersivX reaches you when something needs attention.

PersivX delivers two different kinds of message: push notifications to a registered device, and scheduled or conditional deliveries sent through a communication channel.

Push Notifications

A browser or device can be registered to receive push notifications from PersivX. Once registered, that device is used for notifications addressed to you.

ℹ️ Registration Is Per Device Registering your laptop's browser does not register your phone. Each device you want notified must be registered from that device.

Push works through the installed PersivX app as well — see Can be installed as app in Report Settings.

Delivery Channels

Scheduled deliveries and alerts are sent through a channel rather than to a device. The channels available are:

ChannelUsed for
EmailReports, screenshots, and data attachments sent to a list of recipients.
TelegramMessages delivered into Telegram.
WebhookA GET request to a URL you specify, for wiring PersivX into another system.

Channels are configured by an instance administrator — see Instance Management. Each subscription then picks a Sender: either the instance default, or a specific configured channel.

ℹ️ Webhook Attachments on a Private Network Some webhook services — WhatsApp's API among them — don't accept file bytes. They are given a URL and fetch the file themselves. On an installation behind a VPN that fetch cannot reach your server, so screenshots and exports never arrive. PersivX can be configured to upload those attachments to a publicly reachable PersivX server and pass that URL on instead. If webhook deliveries arrive without their attachments, this is the setting to ask your administrator about.

Comment Notifications

Rows in a table visualization can carry comments, which is how discussion stays attached to the data rather than scattering into email. Comments can be added inline, viewed per row, and edited or deleted by whoever added them.

💡 Auto-Refresh on Comment A table can be set to refresh itself when a comment is added or updated, so a reader watching the report sees new discussion appear without reloading.

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