Alerts and notifications
What triggers an alert
Section titled “What triggers an alert”| Source | Example |
|---|---|
| Sensors | Temperature beyond a threshold, silent probe |
| Water parameters | Reading off target, expected to leave its target soon |
| Tasks | Task due today, overdue task |
| Stock | Item below its threshold |
Channels
Section titled “Channels”Push notifications
Section titled “Push notifications”On each device, open the user menu and turn on Notifications on this device (Notifications sur cet appareil). A button sends a test notification. Tapping a notification opens the app.
Telegram and ntfy
Section titled “Telegram and ntfy”As an administrator, open Settings › Notifications (Configuration › Notifications) and turn on Telegram and/or ntfy, with their settings (bot token and chat ID for Telegram, server and topic for ntfy).
In the same place, the Email card also sends alerts by email, in addition to the chosen channel. Enter the outgoing mail server (SMTP) of your mailbox or host: address, security (STARTTLS on port 587 or SSL/TLS on port 465), username, password and one or more recipients separated by commas. For Gmail or Outlook, use an app password rather than the account password. The Test Email button sends a test message.
Managing alerts
Section titled “Managing alerts”- Acknowledge: marks the alert as seen.
- Pin: keeps an alert in sight on the home page.
- History: an aquarium’s History (Historique) tab lists past alerts. Resolved alerts are
purged after 90 days (
AQUAS_ALERT_RETENTION_DAYS).