We’ve redesigned the Settings → Notifications experience to make it easier to understand, create, and manage alert rules across email and Slack.

What’s new

• Revamped Notifications page UI

  • Fully updated layout based on the new design from ST‑6183.

  • Clearer grouping of notification rules by type (e.g. Device Health, Location, Security, Compliance).

  • Visual consistency with the new Settings → Compliance experience.

• Step-by-step “Create Notification Rule” flow
  Creating or editing a rule now follows a guided, multi-step wizard:

  1. Select Event Type

     • Events are categorized (instead of one long dropdown) so it’s easier to find the trigger you need.

  2. Build Conditions

     • Configure rule conditions (e.g. thresholds such as “less than” for insufficient disk) with a cleaner UI and more understandable validation and error states.

  3. Select Target

     • Target rules to the right scope:

       • Device Health → All devices

       • Location → Device groups only

       • Security (event logs) → All devices or specific devices

       • Compliance → All devices, device groups, or specific devices

     • Some notification types are only valid for specific targets; the UI now reflects those constraints instead of showing unsupported combinations.

  4. Select Channels

     • Choose where the notification is delivered:

       • In‑app / Swif event

       • Email

       • Slack (when Slack is connected)

     • Slack channel selection has been made more robust by using a search-based lookup for the Slack integration.

  5. Review & confirm

     • A final review step shows a concise summary of your rule (event, conditions, targets, and channels) before saving.

• Cleaner, more resilient behavior and UX polish

  • All logic is preserved from the previous Notifications implementation; this is primarily a UI/UX revamp, not a behavior change.

  • UI elements from earlier designs that are not supported by the backend have been removed for now (for example, Estimated Frequency and Potential Conflicts, and multiple conditions per notification rule).

  • Improved error handling:

    • User-facing messages are clearer and shown in a consistent location.

    • Fixed issues where the page could hang when toggling Email/Slack switches.

  • Visual styling (colors, borders, layout spacing) refined with Product Design to avoid overuse of green and to match the rest of Settings.

What stayed the same

• Existing notification rules and targeting logic continue to work as before.

• This release does not introduce multiple conditions per rule or advanced conflict/frequency analysis; those may be considered in future enhancements.