Notification Types
The seven notifications Componentry sends and what triggers each one.
These are the seven notifications listed on the Notifications page. Each can be switched on or off separately for Web, Email and Mobile. See Managing Notification Preferences.
Activity Processed
A new ride has been received from a connected app or a file you uploaded, and Componentry has finished processing it. Useful as a confirmation that syncing is working.
Components Processed
The components on one of your bikes have been recalculated for wear, usually straight after a new ride on that bike. The notification names the bike and how many components were updated.
Bike Matched
A new ride has been put on one of your bikes automatically: either a paired sensor on the ride identified the bike, or no sensor matched and the ride went to your default bike. Check it if you ride more than one bike, because wear is counted on whichever bike the ride is on. See Sensors.
Low Battery Warning
A sensor on your last ride, such as a power meter or electronic shifting, reported a low battery. The notification names the sensor the way you named it on the Sensors page, and the bike it was on.
New Reminder
A maintenance reminder has come due:
- Time-based reminders when their due date and time arrive
- Distance-based and activity-based reminders after the ride that reaches them is processed
Insurance renewal reminders arrive this way too. See Reminders.
App Token Refresh
Your Garmin, Strava or Wahoo connection has stopped working and needs to be reconnected. Until you do, new rides from that service won't arrive. The notification has a View Apps button that takes you to the Apps page to reconnect.
Strava Matched
A ride recorded on your head unit has been matched to the same ride on Strava, and Componentry has set the bike on the Strava activity. This keeps Strava's gear totals in step with Componentry. It needs a sensor linked to a Strava bike; see Setting Your Bike on Strava Automatically.
Your Subscription and Notifications
Notifications are sent the same way whether you're subscribed, in your free trial or your trial has ended. What a notification shows can differ between those, so it always matches what your account can do.