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# Notifications

There are two ways to read notifications: 

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1. **Navigation Botton**

When you click on "**Notifications**," the **Skyone Studio** screen displays two tabs: New and Read — showing both recent communications and those previously viewed.

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The bell icon in the navigation bar also alerts you when new system notifications are sent.

#### 2. **Notifications Menu**

You can also view notifications by clicking on the "**Profile**" menu and then "**Notifications**."

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The notifications show the following details:

* **Status:** When a notification hasn't been viewed (i.e., hasn't been clicked by the user), it remains with a red indicator in the upper left corner.
* **Action notifications:** Shows user actions within a workspace.
* **Workspace notifications:** Displays alerts related to data usage, billing, etc.
* **Select period:** Allows you to select dates to view specific notifications. After choosing the period, click "**Apply**". To remove the previously set filter, click "**Clear Filter**".

### Notification Settings <a href="#configurar-notificacoes" id="configurar-notificacoes"></a>

Clicking on "**Notification settings**" will display two tabs: "**Alerts**" and "**Channels**".

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#### **Alerts**

In this area, you define which types of alerts you would like to receive. The alert blocks are divided into the following themes:

* **Browser alerts**: the "**Enable notifications"** button activates browser notifications.
* **Users**: access requests or new user in a space
* **Element notifications**: creation and deletion of modules, flows, integrations, API Gateway and Terminals.
* **Space usage**: GIGS used, plan and balance.
* **Updates and tool status**: new functionalities and inactive system.

You can choose to activate or deactivate item by item, as well as activate or deactivate all notifications per block, by choosing "**Activate All"** or **"Deactivate All"**.

After configuring the alerts, click "**Save changes**".&#x20;

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**Channels**

In this tab, you define which channels you want to receive alerts on, choosing e-mail or SMS.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Make sure the email and/or SMS number are correct. If you need to edit them, go to your [Profile](/english/skyone-studio/overview/settings-and-preferences/profile.md).
{% endhint %}

You can choose to activate or deactivate item by item, as well as activate or deactivate all channels by choosing "**Activate All" ou "Deactivate All"**.&#x20;

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After configuring the channels, click "**Save changes"**. <br>


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