Notification Component Diagram

This component diagram shows a notification service that can deliver the same event through multiple channels. Application components call the notification API. The API selects templates, checks recipient preferences and passes the result to a channel dispatcher. The dispatcher uses adapter components for email, SMS and push delivery. This separation gives each provider integration a clear boundary and keeps template and consent rules out of application code. The diagram works well for an architecture review because it names the responsibilities that tend to change independently. Add retries, delivery status, rate limiting or in-app messages when those are meaningful parts of the service.

Type Schéma fonctionnelNorme Ogata / standard controls textbook conventionMoteur schematex-blockdiagramMis à jour 24/09/2026

La demande

“A notification component diagram with application components calling a notification API. The API uses template and preference components plus a channel dispatcher. The dispatcher sends notifications through email, SMS and push adapters.”

Essayez ensuiteAdd an in-app notification adapterAdd a retry queue after the channel dispatcher

Ce que contient ce dessin

Comprenez les décisions qui le sous-tendent.

01Request boundary

Gives applications one notification API.

02Content and consent

Separates templates from recipient preferences.

03Channel dispatch

Isolates email, SMS and push provider integrations.

Use this view to define the major components in a multi-channel notification service.

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FAQ

Questions fréquentes

Why use channel adapters?

They isolate differences between email, SMS and push providers from the rest of the notification service.

What are notification preferences?

They record a recipient's allowed channels and communication choices.

Where do templates belong?

A dedicated template component keeps message content and rendering rules separate from delivery logic.