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TixFix can email you when tickets sell. How often it does that is your choice, and the setting lives in Settings → Email Preferences.
Email Preferences tab with Ticket Sale Notifications set to Every transaction, and a Time Zone section below it

Settings → Email Preferences, showing the four sale notification cadences above the time zone control

These emails go to your business email address — the one on Settings → Profile — not to individual team members. Adding someone under Team & roles does not subscribe them to sale notifications.

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Choose a cadence

Pick one of four options under Ticket Sale Notifications. The choice applies to your whole organizer account, not per event.
1

Go to Settings → Email Preferences

Click Settings in the left sidebar, then the Email Preferences tab.
2

Select a cadence

Click the option you want. The selected one is outlined.
3

Click Save

Nothing changes until you save.

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Which one to pick

Every transaction suits a small event where each sale still matters, or the first days of an on-sale when you want to feel the demand. It becomes noise fast — a busy on-sale can mean hundreds of emails in an evening. Every 3 hours is the usual middle ground: you stay close to the numbers without a full inbox. End of day is enough once an event is simply ticking along, and it is the one to choose if you would rather read a single figure than watch a stream. Off does not affect anything else. Attendees still get their tickets, your team still gets the emails you send from the Communication portal, and the sales reports still update. You are only turning off the notification to yourself.

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Set your time zone

The Time Zone control decides one thing: when “the end of the day” happens for the End of day summary. It has no effect on the other cadences. Every transaction and Every 3 hours are driven by the sales themselves, not by the clock, so changing the time zone will not shift them. TixFix shows the current time in the zone you have selected, along with a note about when the next daily summary will land. If your account is still on a default zone, a shortcut appears offering the zone your browser is in.
This setting is separate from an event’s own time zone, which you set on the event itself and which controls when doors open for attendees. Changing one does not change the other. See Event details.