Notification preview
What your team actually receives
When Aftercomm flags an outbound message, this is what lands in your reviewers’ inboxes: enough to decide whether to act right now, and no message content whatsoever.
Message body
never in the alert
Subject & recipients
never in the alert
Attachments
count only — names not stored
Several at once
one grouped email
Why the alert is deliberately thin
An email, once sent, is permanent, forwardable and unrevocable. A compliance inbox that accumulates flagged message content becomes the single most valuable mailbox in the company — an AI has pre-selected the most sensitive mail your organisation sends and put a copy of it somewhere new.
So the alert carries the verdict, never the message. The AI’s reasoning is written to describe the concern without quoting the email, which makes it safe to send and still enough to triage. When a reviewer needs to read the message itself, they open it in Aftercomm — where it is fetched from Microsoft 365 on request, shown, and dropped, with the view recorded in an audit log.
One message flagged
Severity first, then who sent it and which risk categories matched, then the AI’s explanation. A reviewer can tell from this alone whether something needs attention now.
A
Aftercomm
AI compliance review · after every send
High severity · needs review now
1 message needs review
1 outbound message sent by Acme Corporation was flagged against your compliance policy.
1 high
HIGHAug 08 · 14:32 UTC · 1 attachment
Categories
confidentiality, financial-disclosure
Discloses non-public quarterly financial figures and headcount reductions to a wide distribution that includes recipients outside the company. This appears to breach disclosure controls and could constitute selective disclosure.
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Aftercomm · AI compliance review for outbound communications
Alerts carry the verdict, never the message. The body is never stored by Aftercomm — it stays in your Microsoft 365 and is fetched only when a signed-in reviewer opens it, with every view logged.
Workspace admins: tune the compliance policy if this was the wrong call · change alert cadence or severity threshold if these arrive too often.
Several flagged at once
A busy afternoon never becomes a burst of email. Flags found together arrive as one alert, highest severity first. The same layout carries your daily digest.
A
Aftercomm
AI compliance review · after every send
Daily digest · 4 flags
4 flagged messages need review
4 outbound messages sent by Acme Corporation were flagged since the last digest, highest severity first.
1 high2 medium1 low
HIGHAug 08 · 14:32 UTC · 1 attachment
Categories
confidentiality, financial-disclosure
Discloses non-public quarterly financial figures and headcount reductions to a wide distribution that includes recipients outside the company. This appears to breach disclosure controls and could constitute selective disclosure.
Review in Aftercomm →
MEDIUMAug 08 · 12:10 UTC
Categories
harassment, discrimination
Remarks about a team member’s age and their suitability for an upcoming role were sent to a group distribution list rather than raised through an HR channel. This is the kind of statement that is later read back as evidence of a discriminatory basis for a personnel decision.
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MEDIUMAug 08 · 10:55 UTC · 2 attachments
Categories
confidentiality, data-exfiltration
Files described in the message as the full customer export were sent to a personal webmail address, with no business reason given. Recipient is outside the organisation’s domains.
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LOWAug 08 · 09:45 UTC
Categories
unauthorized-commitment
Appears to commit contractual pricing terms without visible legal review.
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Aftercomm · AI compliance review for outbound communications
Alerts carry the verdict, never the message. The body is never stored by Aftercomm — it stays in your Microsoft 365 and is fetched only when a signed-in reviewer opens it, with every view logged.
Workspace admins: tune the compliance policy if this was the wrong call · change alert cadence or severity threshold if these arrive too often.
Notes on these previews
- • Buttons are shown exactly as they appear but are inert here — they only resolve inside a live workspace.
- • The sending employee’s address is included because it is what makes an alert actionable. Recipients are not: they can be people outside your organisation.
- • Attachments are reported as a count. Filenames aren’t in the alert because they aren’t stored at all — “Q3-Financials-CONFIDENTIAL.xlsx” tells a reader nearly as much as the body would, so it is dropped with the body after review.
- • Severity colour is consistent across the accent bar, eyebrow and chips, so the shape of a busy day is readable at a glance.
- • The digest cadence batches low and medium flags only — by default into one email a day. A high-severity flag never waits for it: it is sent as soon as the check that found it finishes.
- • Policy and cadence links sit in the footer rather than beside the primary button — they are admin-only settings changes, not triage actions.
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