Summary

The Notifications Center is your hub for all notifications. Each notification has an action so you can handle what it tells you. You can also talk with other staff users who got the same notification. You can customize the types you get, such as new reservation requests, canceled reservations, and waitlist openings.

What This Does

Important: Gingr keeps notifications and their comments for 14 days. After that, use the History page at Left-hand Navigation: Reports and More » History or a report to track changes.

• The notifications a user gets depend on their group and its permissions. You can change these permissions at any time. You can also create more groups to fine-tune what each user gets. See User Groups and Permissions. If you update groups and permissions, past notifications do not fill in for that user.
• When you mark a notification as read, it is read for every user who got it. All users can still see it in their Read Notifications lists.
• A notification can be local, which means it shows only at the location where it happened. It can also be global, which means it shows at all locations. See Differences Between Global and Local Notification Settings.

Where to Find It

On any page, select the Bell icon in the top navigation. The icon highlights when you have unread notifications. Select it to open the Notifications Center.

Topics

• Enable Push Notifications on a Mobile Device How-To
• View & Comment on Notifications How-To
• Mark Notifications as Read How-To
• Manage How Users Receive Notifications How-To
• Manage Which Notifications Users Receive How-To
• Differences Between Global and Local Notification Settings Reference