About this block

Activity Digest Email Preview renders the digest exactly as it lands in the inbox: a mock email client chrome strip (three dots, the subject line Daily at 08:00 UTC), then the card inside with a header announcing 9 new items across the Acme workspace, three grouped sections (Mentions, Assignments, Comments) each with a count badge, and a footer with Change frequency and Unsubscribe links. The framed preview lets users see and confirm their digest before it is ever sent.

Sections are one array of objects, each with a title, count, and items list. The honest footer line, Changes take effect on the next send, is what stops the why-did-my-change-not-work ticket.

When to use

Reach for this block on a notification-settings page or a digest-preferences panel, wired to your user notification preferences and send schedule. The panel title and send time should reflect the actual schedule stored for that user.

A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:

Before

• Settings shell

After

• Mute thread row
• Priority inbox list

What you can display

One strong use is the daily activity digest preview. Other digest surfaces:

• Weekly digest. Same layout, rolled-up counts per week, grouped by project instead of type.
• Mention-only digest. A single Mentions section for teams that want a quieter summary.
• Approval digest. Sections become Pending approvals, Approved, and Rejected for workflow products.

Tip: showing the actual send time next to the preview header is the one detail that turns a passive screenshot into a useful settings surface.