Your notifications
Verifline reaches you through two channels: the bell and email. Same event, two ranges — the bell for those living inside the app, email for those who are not there.
On a computer, the bell sits top right. On a phone, it is on the Home screen, top right, with the number of unread ones (“9+” beyond nine); the More screen keeps its Notifications row, with the same badge, and a red dot on the More tab tells you some are still unread.
What notifies you
Section titled “What notifies you”You are notified of what concerns you: an action assigned to you, a comment on an action you follow, a status change, a reply from an external contributor, a “Notify” answer aimed at you, an accepted invitation…
On a phone, the bell opens the Notifications page. Each row carries an icon saying what it is about — an assigned action, a comment, an inspection alert… —, is written in bold with a red dot until you have read it, and says when it arrived, in plain words: “Just now”, “12 min ago”, “Today at 10:42 AM”, “Yesterday at …”, then the date. On a computer, the bell unfolds the latest ones, with a dot before those still waiting.
Opening a notification marks it read and leads straight to the object — the action, the inspection. Mark all read marks them all at once.
Tuning your emails
Section titled “Tuning your emails”
In Account settings → Notifications, every event kind carries its email switch: cut what clutters you, keep what should wake you. It is a personal setting — it only applies to you.
Two simple rules behind the screen:
- The bell always stays on. Muting an email only mutes the email: the information remains in the app.
- A kind marked “Disabled by your organization” is cut by the organization’s policy, for everyone: the personal switch cannot override it — see an administrator.