Buttondown Documentation
Notes are arbitrary events that can be attached to various objects in the system. They are immutable and can only be created or deleted, not modified; they're useful for imbuing Buttondown's objects with additional context and history. Here, for example, is a series of notes attached to a subscriber:
Notes are useful in the obvious documentation context, but become powerful when you chain them with automations. For instance, you could set up a system to enroll any subscriber who receives a given note into a particular welcome sequence.
A unique UUID associated with the object.
The date and time at which the object was created.
The text content of the note.
The type of object this note is attached to (e.g., 'email', 'subscriber').
The ID of the object this note is attached to.
The source of the note. If the note was created by a Buttondown admin, this will be 'admin'; otherwise, it will be 'user'.