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Ellie 8.14: Email notifications

Ellie 8.14 adds email notifications for comments and @mentions, so architects and reviewers stay on top of shared-model activity without needing to stay logged in.

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Ellie 8.14 adds email notification support for comments and @mentions within the platform, addressing a common friction point for distributed teams: the need to be actively logged in to stay aware of changes, reviews, and questions on shared models. With email notifications, architects and reviewers are alerted to activity on models they own or follow — reducing response latency and keeping collaborative review cycles moving without requiring constant platform monitoring.

You can now receive email notifications for important activity in Ellie, so you don't miss discussions when you're not actively in the tool.

Flow showing a comment tagging a teammate on the fact_sales table, which triggers an email notification titled It looks like your attention is requested in Ellie, with a View the conversation button

Stay on top of mentions and replies

When someone tags you in a comment or replies to a thread you're involved in, you'll get notified. If you're online, the notification appears in-app. If you're away, it arrives by email.

Jump straight to the context

Notification emails give you enough context to act quickly — showing who commented, what was said, and where it happened — so you can jump straight into the model and continue the conversation.

You're in control

Email notifications are on by default, but you can turn them off anytime in your user settings.

That's it — fewer missed messages, no extra noise.

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