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Notifications

What ClientSphere notifies you about, where to find them, and how to clear them.

The bell in the header shows how many notifications you have not read. Clicking it, or opening Notifications directly, shows the Notification Center.

What you are told about

TypeWhen
Ticket AssignedA ticket is assigned to you
Task OverdueA task you own passes its due date
Comment AddedSomeone comments on a task or ticket you are on
Status ChangedA record you follow changes status
Account UpdatedAn account you own is changed
User MentionedSomeone types @ and your name in a note or comment
Due Date ReminderA task's due date is approaching
EscalationA ticket is escalated, or a chat visitor asks for a human

Each carries a priority of Urgent, High, Normal, or Low.

Read and clear

Tabs split the list into All, Unread, and Read. Filter by type or priority, or search. Each row links to the record it is about; the tick marks that one read, and Mark all as read clears the count.

Notifications are per person. Marking yours read does not affect a colleague's.

When it goes wrong

  • You are not told about something you expected. Notifications follow ownership and mentions. If a ticket is not assigned to you and nobody mentioned you, there is nothing to send.
  • The count will not go down. Some notifications are on the Unread tab filtered out by a type or priority filter. Clear the filters and use Mark all as read.

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