Best Practices for Notifications
Updated 2026-04-25
Use notifications to act faster without creating noise.
Notifications should help you act faster, not create noise. Good notification use depends on both system configuration and personal preference settings.
Best practice 1: Keep key categories enabled
Assignment and approval-related notifications are often the most operationally important. Keep these enabled if you directly own work.
Best practice 2: Use the bell for quick checks
The notification bell is best for lightweight awareness during the day.
Best practice 3: Use the Notifications page for review
When you need to process multiple updates, use the full Notifications page with filters and search.
Best practice 4: Mark items as read after review
Keeping your unread count meaningful makes it easier to know when something truly needs attention.
Best practice 5: Be selective with email
Use email notifications for high-value events that matter outside the app, not for every workflow update.