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Preferences and notifications

Interface personalization, email notification settings, and data analysis parameters.

The Preferences, Notifications, and Analysis panels are used to configure the platform's operation and appearance. Certain features marked as coming-soon will be made available in upcoming releases.

Appearance and interface

The Preferences panel is used to manage the visual layer and selected operating parameters:

  • Theme (Appearance) — select between Moonlit night (dark), Sunny mode (light), and Follow system (automatic).
  • Feature banners — the Reset button restores all previously hidden introductory banners on module pages.
  • Procedural votes in Ledger — a toggle that controls whether procedural votes (agenda changes, breaks, quorum checks) are displayed in the Voting ledger. They are hidden by default to reduce noise; enabling the toggle reveals them.
  • Language — a row in preparation; the platform currently operates in English only (English).
  • Timezone — a row in preparation; (GMT +2:00) Warsaw currently applies.

Email notifications

The Notifications panel is used to manage outbound communication. Two toggles are currently active:

  • Product updates — information about new features and releases.
  • Alert emails — an email sent when one of the enabled alerts is triggered.

The remaining items are marked as in preparation:

  • Security alerts — notifications about logins, password changes, and two-factor authentication events.
  • Weekly digest — a Monday summary of changes in monitored documents.
  • In-app & push — real-time alerts inside the platform and on a mobile device.

Analysis parameters

The Analysis panel (features available soon) contains:

  • Sync interval — the frequency of downloading files from external sources (Google Drive, OneDrive).
  • Smart suggestions — a toggle for automatically recommending related proceedings and documents.

Empty view and error states

  • "No banners hidden" — no banners to reset; the button remains inactive.
  • "Feature coming soon" — an attempt to configure a feature planned for the future.

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