Notification Center

Your inbox and notifications help you stay on top of work that needs your attention. The more people you collaborate with in your workspace, the more helpful these features become.

Open it from the bell in the navigation bar. The badge on the bell shows how many notifications you have not read yet.

Reading a notification

Every notification says who did what, on which object, and why you received it.

• Who and what: the person, sponsor or agency that acted, and the action they took (commented, mentioned you, accepted your offer, assigned you a task, and so on).
• Where: a chip with the slot, deal, offer, proposal, publication or storefront the notification is about. Click the notification to open it.
• Why you got it: a short label such as Mentioned you, Assigned to you, You're the sales rep or You watch Weekly Newsletter.
• Preview: the last comments of a thread, the reason a proposal was declined, the amount of an accepted offer, or the progress of a goal.

New notifications are marked as unread, with a dot on the left and a darker title. Read notifications stay in the list with a quieter title.

Amounts only show to team members who can see financials.

Unread, All and Archived

The three tabs at the top of the panel decide what you see.

• Unread shows what still needs your attention, with the count in the tab.
• All shows every notification you have not archived, read or unread.
• Archived shows what you put away. Archived notifications never appear under All; use Restore to bring one back.

Quick actions

Hover a notification to mark it as read or unread, or to archive it. Archiving collapses the notification into a row with an Undo link in case you change your mind.

With a notification focused, press Enter to open it, E to archive it and R to toggle read.

Bulk actions

The check icon next to the title marks everything as read. The ⋯ menu also lets you archive every notification and takes you to your notification settings.

Good to know

When a notification is created, any new related updates within the next 15 minutes will be grouped into the existing notification. This prevents excessive notifications and ensures you receive consolidated updates instead of multiple alerts.

What a notification says is written when it happens and does not change afterwards. A notification that a sponsor viewed your offer stays that way even after they accept it; the acceptance arrives as its own notification.