Emails you get

Tagyard does not send a newsletter. Every message belongs to something happening to your account or your measurement server, and there are fifteen of them.

About your account

Message	When
Confirm your email address	When you create your account.
Set a new password	When you ask for it yourself.
Your password has been changed	After it has been done — including when it was you.

That last one is deliberate, and it cannot be switched off: if someone else changes your password, that message is the only way you find out.

About access

Message	When
You have been invited to a measurement server	When someone invites you. There are two versions: one if you have no account yet, one if you do.
Someone now has access	To whoever sent the invitation, as soon as it is accepted.
Your access has been revoked	When you are removed from a measurement server.

See Roles and permissions for what an invitation actually grants, and Working for clients for the order of steps at an agency.

About the trial

Message	When
The trial is ending	Three days ahead.
The trial has ended	On the day itself.

About your usage

Message	When
You are at 80% of the limit	So you can act before anything stops.
You have reached the limit	At 100%.
Measuring has stopped	When the measurement server is closed off.

These three cannot be switched off. They are about measuring that stops, and that is exactly the kind of message you do not want to read only afterwards. What happens at 80, 100 and 110 percent is in Counting requests.

About payment

Message	When
The subscription has started	At the first payment.
The payment failed	On a failed direct debit.
The subscription is ending	With the date included.

These go to the account owner — whoever pays. An administrator or reader on a measurement server does not receive them.