Notification preferences
Cedent can reach you in a few ways — daily briefs, a hearing prep packet, conflict alerts. You control all of it in Settings → Notifications, so you hear about what matters to you and nothing else.
Daily brief
Section titled “Daily brief”- Turn the brief on or off, and set your timezone so timing matches your day.
- Set the morning and afternoon brief times, or turn either off.
- Skip empty briefs so you do not get an email on a day when nothing happened.
Matters going quiet
Section titled “Matters going quiet”Turn on a flag for matters that have gone silent but still have something pending — an unanswered email or an open deadline — and set how many days of quiet should trigger it. This is what keeps a stalled case from slipping off your radar.
Hearing prep packet
Section titled “Hearing prep packet”Get an optional night-before packet for the next day’s hearings — the synopsis, timeline, and relevant filings, by email — and set what time of day it arrives.
Conflict alerts
Section titled “Conflict alerts”Be told when new information contradicts what is already on a matter. You can receive these by email, as an in-app notification, or both. By default you are alerted when information genuinely conflicts; you can also opt to hear when a better-sourced fact updates one automatically.
Inbox order
Section titled “Inbox order”Choose whether email threads read newest first or oldest first, to match how you like to work through a conversation.
Common questions
Section titled “Common questions”I’m getting too many emails from Cedent. Turn off the brief emails you do not want, enable Skip empty briefs, or scale back conflict-alert emails — all in Settings → Notifications. Your in-app brief is always there regardless.
Why didn’t I get a brief one morning? If Skip empty briefs is on and nothing happened across your matters that day, Cedent holds the email. The in-app brief on your Today page is still there.