Notification Settings
[SCREENSHOT — Notification settings panel in Jiro showing toggle options by category]
- Overview
- When Jiro Uses Notifications
- Notification Types
- Configuring Your Notification Preferences
- Frequency, Delivery Type, & Timing
- On The Web vs. iOS Behavior
- Related Articles
Overview
Jiro uses notifications to surface updates relevant to your practice without interrupting your clinical workflow. This article describes when notifications are sent, what types exist, and how to configure your preferences across devices.
When Jiro Uses Notifications
New Research Cards & Discover Summaries
- New Research generated from your practice data or patient panel
- Newly available or updated Discover summaries relevant to your specialty or prescribing patterns
- Important updates to existing content that may affect clinical decision-making
Practice & Engagement Updates
- Perks progress and streak milestones
- Milestones related to your use of Jiro's educational or decision-support features
Account, Security, & System Messages
- Security-sensitive account changes
- Platform updates
- System status changes that affect your ability to use Jiro
Notification Types
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The following notification categories are currently active in Jiro:
Account and Authorization Account creation, one-time passwords, password reset requests and confirmations, new device logins, and account deletion.
Billing and Subscription Successful payments, subscription renewals and cancellations, and plan changes.
System and Administration Feature releases, release notes, and feature guidance.
Compliance and Legal Updated agreements requiring acknowledgment, such as the End User License Agreement (EULA) or Business Associate Agreement (BAA).
Perks Sign-up bonuses, Perks progress and hot streaks, monthly milestone completions and awards, referral milestones, and redemption status updates.
Continuing Medical Education CME credit earned, CME credit reports, milestone notifications, credit expiration reminders, and alerts for newly available CME-eligible content.
Discover New personalized article summaries, weekly literature digests, and trending articles in your specialty.
Research New Research cards available from your data and significant changes detected in your Metrics.
Consult Monthly Consult usage summaries and notifications when a response to a queued question is ready.
Configuring Your Notification Preferences
If You Allow Notifications
Jiro can send push notifications based on your in-app preferences. You can adjust which categories of notifications you receive within the app at any time.
If You Deny Notifications
Jiro will not send system-level push notifications to your device. In-app alerts, such as toasts and interface banners, remain active while you are using the app.
In-App Preferences
The following categories can be individually enabled or disabled:
- Research
- Discover
- Perks and Engagement
For each category, you can choose to receive push notifications, in-app notifications, or both.
[SCREENSHOT — In-app notification preferences panel showing category toggles]
Frequency, Delivery Type, & Timing
Notification frequency and timing depend on the category and the specific triggering event.
Frequency options: one-time, per event, daily, weekly, monthly, or annual
Delivery types: email, push, or in-app
Timing: instant or batched on a schedule
On The Web vs. iOS Behavior
On The Web
Notifications may appear in your browser or system tray depending on your browser and operating system. Badge indicators in the Jiro navigation highlight unread notifications while you work.
On iOS
Notifications can appear on your lock screen and in the system notification center. Selecting a notification opens the relevant section of Jiro directly, for example, a Discover notification opens the Discover tab. App icon badges may display the number of unread notifications on supported devices.
[SCREENSHOT — Mobile notification example showing deep link behavior into the Jiro app]