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Aristo's read Grounded in page evidence

Notifications is grounded in the evidence composed for this workspace; unknowns stay unknown.

Why it matters
The decision remains scannable without turning an absent signal into a confident claim.
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Notifications

What has happened in this organisation over the last 30 days, taken from the registers that already record it. Nothing here was sent to anybody.

6 things happened in the last 7 days. That is a count of events, not of things you have not read — Aristo keeps no per-person read state, so this number is the same for everybody in your organisation.

The last 30 days

Newest first. Every row opens the surface that holds the thing it is about.

6 events
No row on this page names a person. An insight that moved records who moved it, and that record is on the insight — a name skimmed out of context beside the word "dismissed" reads as an accusation.

The five categories, and the one this product does not produce

Counted across the same 30-day horizon as the feed above.

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Each notification category, how many events of that kind fell inside the horizon, and what the category means. One category is never produced and the reason is given in its row.
CategoryIn 30 daysWhat it means
Action required never produced Approval workflows and governed promotion queues exist, but this feed does not yet compose their pending items. This category therefore produces no feed row and states the coverage gap rather than presenting an unknown queue as zero or promoting an ordinary recommendation into a demand.
Report ready 2 A report finished and its figures were frozen — generated by hand, or by a monthly schedule.
Data issue 0 Something that should have produced a document did not: a report that failed with a reason, a report still generating long past the point where one should have finished, or a scheduled run that found nothing honest to freeze.
Recommendation 4 A finding raised against this organisation moved — acknowledged, taken up, completed or dismissed.
Platform update 0 A configuration act was recorded against this organisation in the operations register: money, licences, access or settings.

Where every item came from

Four registers, all of them ones other workspaces here already read. Nothing on this page is generated.

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The four registers this page reads, whether each answered on this request, and how many events each contributed.
RegisterOn this requestEventsIf it did not answer
Report register answered 5
Report schedules answered 0
Insight objects answered 4
Operations register answered 0
A register that did not answer is shown as a register that did not answer. It is never shown as an organisation to which nothing has happened — the first is a statement about the platform and the second is a statement about you, and printing the flattering one would make this page worthless on exactly the day it mattered.

Nothing here was sent to anybody

This surface is in-app because it is in-app. Aristo sent no email, posted no Teams message and pushed no notification for any row above — they are events read out of registers when you opened this page.

The one piece of outbound machinery this product owns is the weekly sponsor digest: an adaptive card, sent to the sponsors named in Settings, on a per-tenant send budget, behind the organisation's quiet-mode gate. Carrying a report or a finding into it needs three things that do not exist yet — a card design for a report, a decision about whether a report competes with the daily send budget every other message is metered against, and an answer for what a person does with a card about a document they must leave Teams to open. None of them has been built, so none of them is promised here.

Source: Report register · report schedules · insight objects · operations register As of: 2026-08-29 Read on this request. Nothing on this page is cached beyond the count on the bell, which is stated in its own tooltip.