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Notifications

What you are configuring

Preferences apply to you in the workspace you have selected—switching companies loads that workspace’s saved choices. The page title and short intro match the in-app copy: you decide what arrives in the app versus by email.

In app vs email

Every listed event has two switches: In app and Email. You can use either channel, both, or turn one off.

In app is on by default for each event until you turn it off—so the bell feed stays useful without extra setup.

Email follows sensible defaults per event the first time you open the screen. For some events, email is not offered: the Email switch is disabled and visually muted, because those alerts are kept in-app only (for example many audience and team items, and some security events).

Categories and the list

Events are grouped into cards with the same headings and descriptions as in the product: Audience & Email, Team & Collaboration, Billing & Payments, Security & Account, Settings & Integrations, Calendar, and Imports & Exports.

Each row shows an icon, the event name, and—when the product provides one—a one-line description of what triggers it. Categories that have no events are not shown.

Saving and feedback

Changing a switch saves immediately; while a save is in progress, toggles are briefly disabled so preferences do not clash. Success and failure are confirmed with toasts.

Tips

Trim noisy groups first (for example Audience & Email) instead of turning everything off—Billing & Payments and Security & Account are usually worth keeping for owners and admins.

The bell in the top bar is the live in-app feed; this app only controls whether each type of event may appear there or also go to your inbox.

Note
If you don't receive an email for an event, check that Email is allowed and enabled for that row—some events are intentionally in-app only.
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