Mutiny adds a notifications list and daily automation digest emails
Mutiny's October 2026 changelog adds notifications reachable from Home with separate preferences, notifications for account and meeting work, and a daily email digest covering updates from automations.
Over October 2 to 8, 2026, Mutiny added a notifications system around its automations and assets. Notifications open from Home and can be marked read without marking work done. Four preference types are set separately. Account actions, meeting prep and proposed follow-ups appear in the list with links to the relevant work. A daily digest email summarizes automation updates. The same period added account People in email compose on October 2.
The details
- Preference types: Automation updates, Daily automation digest, Asset updates and Daily asset digest.
- Disabling a live desktop alert does not remove the list entry or the daily email.
- October 7: ready account actions, meeting prep and proposed follow-ups appear in notifications.
- October 8: daily digest email for automation updates; reading an update does not mark the work as done.
Context
The notification changes arrived in the same weeks as Mutiny's desktop recorder for meeting notes on October 13, stakeholder search on account People pages on October 21, and Notetaker meeting joins on October 22, all covered by ForgeX Research. Mutiny launched its single account agent in June 2026 and its documentation lists automations including meeting prep and follow-ups, which now appear in these notifications.
Not disclosed
- What time daily digests are sent and whether it can be changed
- Whether notifications can be delivered to Slack or other tools
- Which automation updates are eligible for the digest
- Vendor
Mutiny- Category
- Web & Content Experience
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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