Delivery

Delivery decides where the result of work goes when you are not looking at the screen. For a conversation that is unnecessary; for a schedule that runs overnight it is the difference between usable and unfindable.

Set this up as soon as you switch on your first schedule.

Browser notifications

1. Go to Settings and then the Bezorging tab.
2. At the top sits Browsermeldingen, with the current state below it.
3. Press Meldingen aanzetten and grant your browser's permission.

The button appears only when notifications are available on this environment. When they are not, the page says so rather than showing a button that does nothing.

Slack or your own webhook

1. Under Nieuwe bestemming, set Type to either Slack (incoming webhook) or Webhook (eigen endpoint).
2. Under Naam give the destination a name you recognise, for instance the channel.
3. Paste the URL. It is stored encrypted and never returned.
4. Save. The destination appears under Bestemmingen.

Your own webhook also works towards Zapier, Make or n8n — anything with a URL that can receive a message.

What happens when delivery fails

The attempt is retried. If it still does not arrive, the result simply stays in the app — no work is ever lost because a channel broke.

When creating a schedule

On the schedules page you can only pick channels that can genuinely deliver for you. Pick one that cannot and the schedule is refused with the reason attached — rather than saved and never delivering anything.

Note

Delivery is a copy, not a move. What arrives in Slack is also in the app. So removing a destination does not lose you any results.