Notifications & Tagging
SievePage keeps you in the loop on what matters and lets you pull the right people into a card.
Your notifications
The bell in the top bar is where SievePage pings you, all in the app for now. A little count shows up when something's new, and opening the bell clears it. You'll hear from it when:
- Someone tags you on a card.
- A card you're watching changes.
- A deadline is coming up.
- A deadline passes.
Each notification links straight to the card it's about. Click it and the card opens, even if it lives on a different page.
Tagging a friend on a card
Tagging is how you bring a specific person into a card: a collaborator on a shared piece, a client reviewing a draft, or a teammate whose input you need.
- Open the card you want, or create a new one.
- Find the Tag a friend field and search for the person by username.
- On a teamspace page, your members show up first for quick access.
- Pick the person and save the card. They appear as a small avatar on the card.
To remove a tag, open the card and click the x on their pill.
What happens when you tag someone
The moment you save, the tagged person gets a notification in their bell that links back to your card. Tagging is a gentle nudge, not a permission change.
Your work stays protected. You can only tag people who are already allowed to see the page. A tag can never expose a card, its title, or your art to someone who should not see it. On a private page that means just you. On a teamspace it means your members.
Tags themselves stay private, too. On a public page, only you (and your teamspace members) see everyone who is tagged on a card. A person you tag sees their own tag when they visit your page and can find the card they were pinged about, but no one else, signed in or not, sees who you have tagged. So a tag never quietly reveals who you collaborate with. See Page Privacy & Teamspaces for who can see what.
Why tag at all
- Credit a collaborator on a shared card so the work is clearly theirs too.
- Ask for a review without leaving SievePage.
- Hand off a task to the right teammate on a teamspace page.
- Loop a client in on the exact card that needs their sign-off.