Brella sends push notifications to the mobile app and to the web app through the browser. This list gives every notification, its exact text, what triggers it and what opens when the attendee taps it.

The first time an attendee opens the event Home screen without notification permission, a sheet titled Get alerted when ... appears with Enable notifications and Not now. After Not now, the app can ask again later. The Notify me when they join button on an invited attendee's profile opens the same sheet when notifications are off.

Attendees manage notifications in Account > Notifications:

Without permission, the screen shows Enable Push Notifications with an Enable button. On the mobile app, if the attendee denied permission, Enable opens the phone's settings. With permission, the screen shows the Subscribe to notifications switch and, on the mobile app only, Adjust preferences, which opens the phone's notification settings. Show status shows technical details for support.

On the web app, the browser asks for permission. The browser shows the notifications also when the web app tab is closed. Clicking a notification opens the web app on the screen named under Web click opens in the tables.

Titles and texts are in English on every device. <Full name> is the other attendee's name. Dates and times use the attendee's own date and time format; for virtual attendees with a time zone, their time zone.

Earlier Android notification example; appearance varies by device.

<Table> is the meeting point, for example "Table 3". On a reserved point with a custom label it is "VIP, Table 3", or "VIP" when you hide the table number.

Meetings you create in the admin panel use these titles instead: An admin arranged a meeting for you with <Full name>, An admin scheduled a meeting for you with <Full name> and An admin cancelled your meeting with <Full name>.

Group meetings: Group meeting request from <Full name>, <Full name> accepted your group meeting request, <Full name> declined your group meeting request, <Full name> cancelled your group meeting, <Full name> rescheduled your group meeting, and 5 minutes before the start You have a group meeting in 5 minutes. Admin-created group meetings: An admin arranged a group meeting for you, Group meeting scheduled, Your group meeting has been cancelled.

No meeting or chat notification is sent between two attendees who blocked each other, or for a chat the attendee has hidden.

Attendees don't receive this notification while they have that chat open. While a chat request is still pending, messages from the attendee who sent the request don't trigger it; the chat request notification covers them. An attendee who declined the meeting doesn't receive it.

Networking time slots don't send this notification.

These notifications go to attendees whose seat request or waitlist place changes. They apply to sessions that use Require RSVP approval or Waitlist mode. <Session> is the session title.

See Define session capacity and track RSVPs.

Both reminders also send an email. Neither is sent after the event has ended.

Registrant list changes that send these: changing a list's networking setting, adding or removing attendees from a custom list, moving attendees to another ticket type list, deleting a list, or changing the event's networking settings. The notifications are sent only while the event is ongoing.

Turning networking off through a registrant list doesn't cancel the attendee's pending meetings. They stay pending.

The Activity block on the event Home screen shows an unread count and opens Activity history. It lists announcements, meeting updates, "just joined" notifications, session RSVP status updates and pitch reel decisions. Tapping an item opens the announcement, the meeting chat, the profile or the session; pitch reel items open nothing. An RSVP status update is listed only when the push notification was delivered. Session reminders, meeting reminders, chat messages, scheduled reminders and networking access notifications are not listed. An empty list shows No activity yet.