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Notifications Inbox

A dedicated full-page workspace for triaging, archiving, snoozing, filtering, and searching every notification you have received.

Opening the Inbox

The inbox is the full-page view of every notification — beyond what fits in the bell dropdown.

Open /notifications from the Notifications entry in the left sidebar, from the View all notifications link at the bottom of the bell dropdown, or by pressingG then I from anywhere in the app. The inbox shows every notification you have received, grouped by day, with infinite scroll to load older history as you reach the bottom.

Layout
On desktop, the inbox is a two-pane layout — the list of notifications on the left, a detail view on the right showing the currently selected notification. On mobile, only the list is shown; tapping a row opens the linked record directly.

Mode Tabs

Switch between four views of your notifications.

  • All — Every notification except archived ones. Default view.
  • Unread — Only notifications you haven't opened.
  • Snoozed — Notifications you have temporarily hidden. They return automatically when the snooze period ends.
  • Archived — Notifications you moved out of your main inbox. Still searchable but out of the way.

Filters and Search

All filters sync to the URL so you can bookmark or share a view.

FieldDescription
SearchFree-text search over the notification title and message. Results update as you type. Press / from anywhere on the page to focus the search input.
TypeMulti-select by notification type — @Mention, Task Assigned, Deal Stage Changed, Approval Request, Ticket Reply, Goal Achieved, Campaign Completed, and every other supported type. Types are grouped by the same categories shown in the settings page.
PriorityMulti-select by priority: low, medium, high, or urgent.
EntityFilter by the related entity type: Company, Person, Deal, Task, Ticket, Activity, Project, Invoice, Quote, Campaign, Meeting, Goal, Agent Run, AI Chat Run, or Workflow.
Clear filters fast
When any chip filter is active, a Clear all link appears beside the filter pills. It clears type, priority, and entity selections in one click — search and the active tab stay put.

Priority and Unread Indicators

Rows encode state through color, icons, and typography — never color alone.

  • Unread rows have a blue left-edge accent, a bold title, and a blue dot after the title.
  • Priority bar — a 3-pixel vertical accent on the left edge of each row. Urgent is red, high is amber, low is slate, and medium is transparent (the default).
  • Priority label — a small badge labeled low, high, or urgent appears beside the timestamp. Medium priority rows show no badge.
  • Snoozed rows display a Snoozed label next to the timestamp.
  • Type icons — a small emoji on the left of the title reflects the notification type (bell, check, money, chat bubble, etc.) for quick visual scanning.

Per-Item Actions

Every notification row has quick-action buttons that appear on hover or focus.

  • Mark read / Mark unread — toggle the read state without leaving the inbox. A read notification can be marked unread again.
  • Snooze — hide for a duration. Presets are 1 hour, 4 hours, Tomorrow, or Next week. A Custom time picker lets you choose any future date and time.
  • Archive — move the notification to the Archived tab.
  • Open — double-click the row, press Enter when focused, or click Open in the detail pane to jump to the linked record.
Opening marks as read
Opening a notification (double-click, Enter, or the Open button in the detail pane) automatically marks it as read. If you don't want that, use Mark unread afterward.

Detail Pane

Selecting a row on desktop shows the full notification on the right.

The detail pane shows the full notification title, the complete message (no truncation), the notification timestamp, who sent it (for mentions and nudges), the priority, and a Related card naming the linked entity type. Action buttons at the bottom repeat the per-row actions — Open, Mark read / Mark unread, Snooze, and Archive.

Bulk Actions

Select multiple notifications and act on them together.

Click the checkbox on each row to build a selection. A bulk-action toolbar appears at the bottom of the list pane showing N selected and the available actions:

  • Mark read / Mark unread
  • Snooze — opens the snooze picker, same options as per-row snooze
  • Archive
  • Delete — requires an inline confirmation (Delete permanently?). Deletion is irreversible.
  • Clear — clears the current selection without performing an action
Bulk operation limits
Each bulk action is capped at 1,000 notifications per request. If you have more than 1,000 selected items, the request is rejected with an error — split the operation into smaller batches.

Mark All as Read

Clear the entire unread badge with one click.

When there are unread notifications in the current view, a Mark all read button appears in the header next to the unread count badge. Click it to mark every unread notification in the current filtered view as read. This is a convenience over selecting each row.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate and act on notifications without touching the mouse.

GthenIOpen the inbox from anywhere
JorFocus the next notification
KorFocus the previous notification
EnterOpen the linked record
UToggle read / unread on the focused item
EArchive the focused item
SOpen the snooze picker for the focused item
/Focus the search input
?Open the shortcuts help sheet
EscClose open modal (snooze picker, shortcuts help)
Shortcuts pause while typing
Keyboard shortcuts are suspended while you are typing in the search input or any other text field. Press Esc to blur the input, or click outside it, to resume shortcut handling.

Day Grouping and Infinite Scroll

Rows group into Today, Yesterday, This week, and Older buckets — with sticky headers as you scroll.

Notifications are grouped by day as you scroll, with sticky section headers so you always know which bucket you are reading. The list uses infinite scroll — 25 notifications load initially, and reaching the bottom automatically loads the next batch. A Load more button also appears if auto-loading is blocked by your browser.

Empty States

What you see when there is nothing to show.

  • All tab, no notifications"You're all caught up. Nothing new to see here." with a link to Configure preferences.
  • Unread tab, nothing unread"No unread notifications."
  • Archived tab, nothing archived"No archived notifications yet."
  • Snoozed tab, nothing snoozed"No notifications are snoozed right now."
  • Filters returning zero results"No notifications match these filters." with a Clear filters link.

Inbox vs. Bell Dropdown

When to use each surface.

The bell dropdown in the top bar shows your 30 most recent notifications across four tabs (All, Unread, Mentions, Assigned), with per-row snooze and archive. It's designed for a quick scan between tasks. The full inbox at /notifications adds search, filter chips, bulk operations, keyboard navigation, the detail pane, and infinite history — use it when you need to triage a larger backlog or find something specific.