Notification settings

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Choose how the app tells you about finished jobs and which emails you get in Settings > Notifications. Each switch saves as soon as you click it.

Before you begin

  • Every member sets their own notifications. Nobody else's change affects yours.
  • Your choices apply to the workspace you are in, except Onboarding tips, which applies to all your workspaces. Switch workspace to set the others.
Settings Notifications page with In-app notifications switches (Bell notifications, Pop-up notifications, Sound, Red dot indicator) and Email notifications switches below

In-app notifications

Bell notificationsShows the bell in the top bar, with the list of your notifications (exports, enrichments, bulk jobs, team invitations). Off hides the bell.
Pop-up notificationsShows a pop-up message when an event arrives, often with a button such as a download link. Off keeps events in the bell only.
Red dot indicatorShows a red dot on the bell while you have unread notifications.

Email notifications

Exports readyEmails you when an export, a file enrichment or a bulk verification finishes and the file was not downloaded in the app, for example because you closed the tab. The email links to the page where you can download it.
Search alertsWhether we may email you about your saved searches. Turn it off to stop these emails.
Onboarding tipsTips and guides for getting started. Applies to all your workspaces.
Database updatesWhether we may email you news about database updates. Turn it off to stop these emails.
Credits resetEmails you when the workspace's credits renew for a new period.

Account emails, such as sign-up codes, password resets and team invitations, are always sent. They have no switch.

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