πŸ“©Budget Owner Notifications

As a budget owner in Pemo, you’ll receive important notifications to keep you informed and help you manage your budgets more effectively. Below is a breakdown of the key notifications you can expect:


1. Budget Created

You’ll receive a notification as soon as a new budget is created. This alert will include details such as the budget amount, type, and timeframe, giving you an overview of the budget right from the start.

Why it matters: Stay on top of newly assigned budgets and ensure you’re ready to manage expenses from day one.


2. Budget Ended

Once a budget has reached its end date, you’ll be notified. This helps you assess performance against the allocated budget and decide if a new one is needed or if the same budget should be renewed.

Why it matters: Get timely reminders to review completed budgets and make adjustments for future planning.


3. Budget Edited

If any changes are made to an existing budgetβ€”such as updates to the budget amount, timeframe, or typeβ€”you’ll receive a notification. This ensures you’re always aware of modifications that could impact your spending and budget management.

Why it matters: Stay informed about updates to avoid surprises and ensure you’re working with the most accurate information.


4. Budget Deleted

In the event a budget is deleted, you’ll be immediately notified. This is especially important for tracking discontinued budgets and adjusting your plans accordingly.

Why it matters: Keep track of removed budgets and make sure you’re aware when certain budget allocations no longer apply.


5. 80% Budget Utilization

When your budget reaches 80% of its allocated amount, you’ll receive a notification, prompting you to review your spending. This gives you time to assess your needs and either adjust spending habits or request additional funds before the budget is fully utilized.

Why it matters: Stay proactive and avoid overspending by managing your expenses before they reach critical levels.


6. 100%+ Budget Utilization

If your budget reaches or exceeds 100%, you’ll get a notification to alert you that you’ve maxed out the allocated amount. This notification allows you to make immediate decisions, whether that’s reallocating funds or revising future spending.

Why it matters: Ensure you’re always aware of overspending and make timely adjustments to keep finances under control.

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