Check-in notifications keep you and your manager on track before, during and after each check-in.
If you're the employee
It's time for your check-in: a scheduled check-in has opened. It shows the check-in type and due date.
[Manager] started a check-in with you: your manager started one outside the usual schedule.
[n] days left for your check-in: you haven't shared your prep and the check-in is due in 2 days.
Your check-in is overdue: your prep is still missing a day after the due date. You can still fill it in.
Your check-in is complete: your manager has written the summary and next steps.
A note was added to your profile: your manager added a note you can see. Private notes don't send a notification.
If you're the manager
[Name]'s check-in is open: a scheduled check-in with someone on your team has opened.
[n] days left for [name]'s check-in: your own prep is still outstanding, 2 days before the due date.
[Name]'s check-in is overdue: your prep is still missing a day after the due date.
Time to talk with [name]: you've both shared your prep. Hold the conversation, then write the summary.
When several check-ins of the same type fall due on the same day, you get one notification for all of them, for example 5 check-ins for your team are open. If only one is due, you get the named notification.
Each reminder is sent once.
See How notifications work in All Gravy to pause or schedule notifications.