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This guide explains how preferences are evaluated when workflows trigger notifications. For an overview of preferences, see User Preferences.

How preferences are evaluated

When a workflow triggers, SuprSend evaluates preferences for each recipient before each delivery node.
1

Evaluating Recipient preferences

If user preferences aren’t set, the system picks the default preference setting. Once a user sets a preference for a category, future changes to default preferences do not override the user’s choice.
2

Factoring in tenant preferences

If you are triggering notifications for a tenant, tenant default preferences override category-level default preferences.
3

Resolving preference conflicts

The order of precedence is always user > tenant > category default. However, if you turn off notifications in a category from the tenant page, users will not receive notifications in that category, even if they previously opted in.
4

Debugging preference evaluation in workflow runs

User preferences may change over time. When debugging a workflow run, you can inspect the exact preferences that were active at that moment. You can view this using the step-by-step debugger in workflow executions.
Use the “Preference Evaluation” panel in each workflow step to see what preference blocked or allowed the notification.
You can also track when a user updated their preference by filtering on Subscriber preference update in request logs.

Preference precedence order

The system evaluates preferences in this order:
  1. User preference - Individual user’s explicit preference setting
  2. Tenant default preference - Default preference set at tenant level
  3. Category default preference - Default preference set at the category level
If a user has explicitly set a preference, that takes precedence. If not, the system checks tenant defaults, and finally falls back to category-level defaults.
Channel-level opt-outs (e.g., email unsubscribe, SMS STOP, mobile OS push opt-out) override all category and tenant preferences.