Notifications
Everything the app has told you, in one list: runs finishing, approvals waiting, credits running low, teammates joining. Yours alone, never the whole organization's.
/notificationsAnyone signed in. You see only your own.
Reading the list
A count of the total and how many are unread, then the list, twenty to a page. An unread row is bold, tinted, and carries a dot.
Clicking a row marks it read and takes you to whatever it is about, when there is something to go to. A row with no destination just marks itself read.
Mark all read clears the unread count without opening anything. Clear all deletes the list. Both apply immediately and undo themselves if the server refuses.
What arrives here
The ones worth recognising at a glance.
| Notification | What it means |
|---|---|
| A run completed | Its result is ready to read. |
| A run failed | With a plain explanation, for example that it was still going after 45 minutes so it was stopped, or that it finished without returning anything usable. Its credits were refunded. |
| Credits running low | How many are left this month. |
| Out of credits | Nothing further will run until the allowance resets or is raised. |
| Something needs approval | A post, a reply, or a message waiting for a person. |
Live behaviour
A notification arriving while you have the app open appears at the top of the list straight away, updates the counts, and raises a brief toast. If the connection drops, the list catches up on its own when it returns.
The bell in the header shows the same notifications in a short dropdown, with the same two clearing actions and a link here.
New arrivals only appear immediately if you are on the first page.
Worth knowing
There is no filter here and no per-type switch. Where notifications reach you, in the app, by email, or in Slack, is set in Settings under preferences.
This page is per person. A teammate's notifications are never visible here, including for an Owner.
Deleting a notification removes the notice, not the thing it refers to.