Quick answer: Click the bell icon in the header to view notifications, mark them read, and clear your unread count. Use the Notifications page to filter and review alerts, then mark completed items as read or archive them.
Notifications keep you on top of what matters: launched campaigns, verification results, system alerts, and team changes. This guide shows how to view, manage, and fine-tune them.
Before you start
Decide which events need immediate attention and which can be reviewed during a routine account check.
Practical example
When a background task reports an error, open the relevant campaign or job and inspect its status. Mark the notification as read after you have recorded or resolved the next action.
Check your result
An unread badge describes notification state, not whether a task succeeded. Check the task itself if an alert is missing, delayed, or unclear.
Notification types
- Campaign notifications — launched, completed, errors, and performance alerts.
- Contact notifications — new contacts, status changes, and verification results.
- System notifications — updates, maintenance, and security alerts.
- Team notifications — member updates, permission changes, and collaboration activity.
How to view and read notifications
- Click the bell icon in the header (it shows your unread count).
- Browse the notification list.
- Click a notification to read it — it's marked as read automatically.
- Use Mark all as read to clear the unread badge.
How to manage notification history
- Open Notifications to review the full list.
- Filter for unread, read, or archived items.
- Use search to locate an alert by its message.
- Mark reviewed items as read or archive items you no longer need in the active list.
- Open the related campaign or task to confirm its current status.
Notification history and task history answer different questions: reading or archiving an alert does not complete the underlying work.
Best practices
- Keep critical alerts (errors, security, bounces) enabled.
- Archive reviewed alerts so the active list stays useful.
- Review notification history regularly so nothing important slips by.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I stop getting too many emails?
Review the preferences actually available in your account and the source of the message. The in-app notification list supports reading and archiving alerts; those actions do not necessarily change email delivery.
Where can I see past notifications?
Open the notifications panel from the bell icon to review your notification history.
Will I be alerted if a campaign fails?
Yes — campaign error and performance alerts notify you so you can act quickly. Keep these enabled.
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