Go to Settings > Organization > Customization to control how Tallyfy works for everyone in your org. You’ll find all the options below on a single page.
Allow non-Admins to invite members? - If Yes, Standard members can invite others (limited to Standard or Light roles). If No, only Administrators can send invites. It’s a good idea to restrict this if you want tighter control over who joins.
Allow non-Admins to create/manage groups? - If Yes, Standard members can create and manage groups. If No, only Administrators handle groups.
Add your company’s email domains (e.g., yourcompany.com) under Settings > Organization > Domains. These domains serve two purposes:
Distinguish members vs. guests - Tallyfy uses this list to identify internal members (email matches a listed domain) vs. external guests.
Auto Join - If ON, anyone signing up with an email matching your domains automatically joins your org. This prevents employees from accidentally creating separate accounts.
Auto-complete overdue tasks? - If Yes, Tallyfy automatically marks tasks complete when they exceed their deadline by a set number of months (configurable from 2 to 24 months). This won’t affect tasks that are still within their deadline window.
Auto-archive completed processes? - If Yes, Tallyfy archives processes after a set period (1-90 days or weeks) once all tasks are done.
Default deadline for tasks - Set a fallback deadline (e.g., 3 days) that applies to new tasks or template steps when no specific deadline is chosen. Supports minutes, hours, days, weeks, or months.
Default email digest days (Members/Guests) - Set the default days new members and guests receive summary emails. They’re free to change their own schedule later.
Send reminders for tasks whose start date is in the future? - If Yes (the default), daily digest emails include every open task with a deadline, even ones that have not reached their start date yet. If No, member and guest digest emails leave out tasks whose start date is still in the future. Each task starts appearing once its start date arrives, and tasks with no start date always appear. Tasks that were never given an explicit start date are currently treated as starting shortly before their deadline, so turning this off is most useful when your templates and one-off tasks set real start dates.