MEDIUM story-in-app-notification-centre-organization-admin-009 3 pts
3
Story Points
Medium
Priority
In-app Notification Centre
Feature

User Story

As a Organization Administrator
I want to receive an in-app notification when my pause status is activated or deactivated — whether by myself or by a coordinator — so that I have a clear record of each status change
So that I am always aware of my current active status and can take any required follow-up actions, such as confirming my return date or reviewing contacts that were reassigned during my pause

Acceptance Criteria

  • Given a peer mentor's pause is activated (by themselves or a coordinator), when the pause event is saved, then a pause-notification-card appears in the Notification Centre.
  • Given the pause notification card renders, when it is displayed, then it shows the pause start date, expected return date (if set), and the initiating party (self or coordinator name).
  • Given a coordinator activated the pause, when the peer mentor views the notification, then the card text explicitly states 'Your coordinator [name] has placed you on pause.'
  • Given a peer mentor's pause is lifted (reactivation), when the reactivation event is saved, then a reactivation notification appears in the Notification Centre.
  • Given a reactivation notification is displayed, when the peer mentor taps it, then any contact reassignments made during the pause period are listed with links to relevant contact detail screens.
  • Given an accessibility user encounters the pause notification card, when VoiceOver reads it, then all content including initiating party and dates is announced clearly.

Business Value

NHF and HLF workshops both identified the pause feature as important for supporting peer mentor wellbeing. Providing an in-app notification for each pause state change creates a clear audit trail and ensures peer mentors are never surprised to find themselves inactive. Transparent status notifications reduce anxiety and coordinator communication overhead by giving peer mentors a self-serve record of their own status history.