Digest emails

Permissions

To set up and receive the Daily digest email, you must have the Receive Daily Digest Email permission.

To set up and receive the Weekly digest email, you must have the Receive Weekly Digest Email permission.

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How to subscribe to digest emails

To subscribe to digest emails

1. Click Settings in Flow’s top navigation bar.
2. In the left navigation under Report Settings, click Messages.
3. Click the Personal Settings tab.
4. Select your time zone in the My time zone dropdown.

   

   Note: Setting the time zone for digest emails sets the time zone for both emails and reports. Your digest emails and report time stamps will appear in the selected time zone. Setting this time zone affects only your account.

5. Under Email digest subscriptions, choose to receive emails daily, weekly, or both.
6. Use the Preferred email delivery time dropdown to select when you want to receive your digest emails
7. Click Save changes.

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What you can expect from digest emails

Digest emails are tailored to your view rights.

If you can only view your own work, the emails contain your data only plus team aggregate data.

If your view rights allow you to see your organizational data, the emails provide summaries of org level metrics.

Digest emails can contain information including:

• Digest impact: see the Impact level for the selected date range. This Impact is compared to the average for the trailing 7 days in the Daily digest report, and the trailing 30 days in the Weekly digest report.
• Repository focus: See the repos which had the most commit activity associated with them.
• Work focus: See the breakdown of your coding work across the four Coding metric work types.
• Most notable commits: See the most significant commits in the time period. These commits can be classified as Whoppers, Bug Fixes, Refactors, or Cleanups.
• Contributors by impact. See the users with the highest Impact compared to the team average. Also see their commit count and work type breakdown.
• Pull requests: See pull requests that have been open more than 24 hours.