Tell an alert apart from a received check-in

What the sender can confirm

The sender can inspect the status and date of a check-in recorded on their phone. That does not establish when another person opened it or whether their phone presented an alert.

Compare the actual update

1. Ask the sender to identify one fresh test record.
2. Open DailyCheck on the recipient’s phone.
3. Compare the sender, displayed date, status, and test note.
4. If the record is present but no alert appeared, review notification presentation.
5. If the record is absent, investigate acceptance, internet access, and sharing.

An alert is not an acknowledgment

A notification appearing on a phone does not mean someone read the update or accepted a request. Agree on replies through a direct conversation when you need an acknowledgment.