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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.corgea.app/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Overview

Corgea keeps you in the loop on important security events through email and webhook notifications, so you don’t have to keep checking the platform. You can manage your notification preferences from Settings → Notifications.

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How It Works

Notification preferences in Corgea follow a simple two-level model:
  1. Company defaults — set by company admins, these apply to everyone in the company.
  2. Personal preferences — each user can override the company default for their own email notifications.
If you haven’t set a personal preference, you’ll inherit whatever the company admin has configured.

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For Company Admins

If you’re a company admin, you’ll see a Company Defaults section at the top of the notifications page. This is where you decide what’s turned on by default for your whole company — for both email and webhook delivery.
Notification preferences page for company admins, showing the Company Defaults section

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For Other Users

If you’re not a company admin, you won’t see the Company Defaults section — just your own personal preferences. You can still turn notifications on or off for yourself, or leave them set to inherit from your company’s defaults.
Notification preferences page for a non-admin user, without the Company Defaults section
Webhook delivery requires a configured webhook subscribed to the matching event. See Webhooks to set one up.

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Available Notifications

Corgea currently sends the following notifications. Each one can be turned on or off per company and per user from Settings → Notifications.

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Daily Scan Report

A daily summary email (and optional webhook) sent when scheduled scans have run, listing new issues found across all scan runs in the last 24 hours.
  • Who receives it: All users in the company (admins can change the company default; individuals can override for themselves)
  • Channels: Email and webhook
  • Default: On for both email and webhook
For the webhook payload, see Webhooks.

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SLA Violation

Sent when one or more issues pass their remediation or escalation deadline as set in your SLA Management configuration.
  • Who receives it: All users in the company (admins can change the company default; individuals can override for themselves)
  • Channels: Email and webhook
  • Default: Email on, webhook off
For the webhook payload, see Webhooks.

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Accepted Risk Expired

Sent when an issue that was previously marked as “accepted risk” reaches its expiry date and is automatically reverted to open.
  • Who receives it: Company admins only
  • Channels: Email
  • Default: On