Alerts: the bell and new mail
Hearing about what matters without your computer shouting every two minutes.
The bell in the icon bar is the in-app notification centre: new mail, collaboration requests and comments. System alerts (the ones in the corner of your screen) are asked for the first time and managed from your computer’s settings.
Step by step
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Open the bell
Near the bottom of the icon bar. Pending alerts appear there.
1‹NotificationsMMarc Vidal accepted your collaboration requestmarc@estudiserra.comView collaboratorsRRosa commented on a shared conversation“Your order is on its way”OpenWhere it is, inside the window. -
Press an alert to go there
Each one takes you to the email, the shared conversation or the collaborators panel.
‹Notifications2MMarc Vidal accepted your collaboration requestmarc@estudiserra.comView collaboratorsRRosa commented on a shared conversation“Your order is on its way”OpenWhere it is, inside the window. -
Decide about system alerts
The first time, Nukli asks whether you want the system to tell you about new mail. After that you change it in Settings > General.
‹SettingsGeneral
Your account, notifications and assistant settings.
Your accountDetails of the session you’re using the app with.JSJúlia Serrajulia@estudiserra.comConnectedSign outLanguageChoose the app interface language.App language English3NotificationsGet an alert on your computer when new mail arrives.Show a system notification for each new email.Where it is, inside the window.
Tips
- If one thread is too noisy, mute it by right-clicking the email.
- System alerts can be turned back on (or off) in your computer’s notification settings.
Common questions
I get no alerts at all
Check you granted notification permission to the system and that the app is open or running in the background.
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