Notifications & privacy
Notification preferences
You decide how Bluprint reaches you — by channel, by frequency, and by what's worth interrupting you for.
Channels — turn each on or off:
- Email notifications
- In-app notifications
- Desktop (browser) notifications
Frequency — how often they arrive: real-time, hourly digest, daily digest, weekly digest, or off.
What to be notified about — fine-grained toggles so you only hear about what matters to you:
- @mentions
- Tasks assigned to you
- Project updates
- Comments on your items
- Deadlines approaching
You can also turn the notification sound on or off.
Tune out the noise
If notifications feel like too much, switch to a daily digest and keep only @mentions and assignments on real-time. You stay informed about what's truly yours without a constant stream. See also Communication · Notifications.
Privacy
Control how visible you are to others in your company:
| Setting | Controls |
|---|---|
| Profile visibility | Who can view your profile — Public, Team only, or Private. |
| Activity visibility | Whether others can see your activity. |
| Online status | Whether others see when you're online. |
| Email discoverability | Whether people can find you by your email address. |
Product analytics
When you use the authenticated Bluprint application, Bluprint records privacy-normalised page views to understand feature adoption and application activity. These events contain an allowlisted route template, a random browser-session identifier, your authenticated user and company identifiers, and timestamps.
Bluprint does not store query strings, object IDs from the page address, document or project names, prompts, page content, or arbitrary browser properties in these page-view events. Raw page-view events are retained for 90 days; bounded aggregate trends may be retained longer. A browser session identifier rotates after 30 minutes without an accepted page view.
This operational telemetry is separate from the profile and activity-visibility controls above. It is used for aggregate product analytics, signup and engagement reporting, and service operation—not to expose your browsing activity to other company members.
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Last updated: 2026-09-01