Notifications

Marketing Web posts to Slack only when a Slack channel is set up for it, and it posts one thing: the page card. Everything else you can see on the Web Pages page in the app.

Page Card

When: A new page's brief has been written. A page whose brief could not be written gets no card.

What it contains:

• The topic and the page status
• The page title, the meta description, and the URL slug
• The sections, listed in order
• Buttons: Approve, Publish, Reject, and a more menu with Edit brief and Re-render HTML

Action required: Read the page. Approve it, edit the brief, or reject it. Nothing is published by the card; Publish only records a live address.

Card Status Update

When: You approve, publish, reject, or edit the brief or HTML from the card.

What it contains: The refreshed card. While the page is a draft, in review, or approved, the buttons stay. After it is published or rejected, or when a check blocked it, the buttons are replaced by a one-line status. A published status includes the address, and a blocked status names the check. The card does not name the person who acted.

Action required: None for published or rejected. For a blocked page, edit the brief and approve again, or ask an administrator.

Private Replies to Your Clicks

When: A button cannot do what you asked, such as approving before the brief exists, editing a published page, or a failed re-render.

What it contains: A message only you can see saying what went wrong.

Action required: Follow the message.