What each notification looks like

This is the reference table for recognizing a notification by its title — handy when you're scanning the feed or a Slack channel and want to know what a given alert means and why it fired.

The notification title and message vary by type. For reference:

Event	Title (example)	Trigger
New comment	"New comment about Ana's process"	Someone commented on a candidate you follow
Tagged comment	"You are tagged in a comment about Ana's process"	Someone @mentioned you
New message	"New message from Ana about their process"	Candidate replied to a message
New candidates	"New candidates in [Job title]"	Candidates came in on a subscribed job
Candidate moved	"Candidates moved in [Job title]"	Candidates moved to a stage in a subscribed job
Search finished	"Search finished"	Smart search / saved query completed
Bulk import	"Bulk import finished"	CSV import completed
Resurfacing done	"Search from candidate pool finished"	Resurfacing run completed
Talent pool joined	"New candidate connected to your company"	Candidate connected via careers page
Pre-meeting	"Meeting reminder"	Configurable hours/min before a meeting
Post-meeting	"A reminder after your meeting with [Name]"	Reminder to add evaluation after meeting
Task due	"Task reminder"	Task's due time
Follow-up	"Followup reminder"	Scheduled follow-up on a candidate
Credits low	"Alert: credits are X% consumed"	Credit usage hit your threshold
No credits	"Alert: credits are 100% consumed"	All credits used
Calendar issue	"Booking link host issue"	Calendar host unavailable
Pending changes	"Pending stage changes"	You have draft stage changes waiting

Good to know. Most titles double as links — clicking one jumps straight to the candidate, job, search, or meeting it's about, so you can act in a click. Two are worth not ignoring: Booking link host issue means a scheduling link can't be booked until the calendar host is available again (see Interviews & scheduling), and Pending stage changes means you have draft pipeline moves still waiting to be applied.