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Notifications

Notifications are messages about important events in the system. You see only your notifications, which are created by other services on the platform.

What are notifications?

Notifications are created by other services on the platform; you see only your own.

Each notification contains:

  • Title — a brief description of the event
  • Text — detailed information about the notification
  • Send date — when you received this notification
  • Read status — whether the notification has been read

How to view your notifications?

Requirements to access

To view your notifications, you must:

  1. Be a registered user of the system
  2. Be logged in to the system (have an active session)

If you’ve logged out or your session has expired, you need to log in again.

How are they displayed?

Notifications are shown as a list:

  • Newest to oldest — the most recent notifications appear at the beginning of the list
  • By pages — the list is split into several pages (25 notifications per page by default, but no more than 100)
  • With count — the system shows the total number of your notifications
  • Unread count — you can see how many unread notifications you have; this count is calculated for all your notifications, not just those on the current page

If you have no notifications, you’ll see an empty list.

Information in each notification

Each notification displays:

ElementDescription
TitleBrief name of the event
TextDetailed information about the notification
Send dateWhen you received this notification
StatusIndicates whether the notification has been read
Read dateFilled in when the notification is marked as read

The feature to mark notifications as read works in the system. There is no interface for this in the application yet.


How to mark notifications as read?

You can mark your notifications as read in two ways:

  • Selectively — mark specific notifications (up to 100 at a time)
  • All at once — mark all your unread notifications up to and including the selected one

When you re-mark already read notifications, nothing changes: the date of first reading remains unchanged. You can only mark your own notifications; attempting to mark others’ notifications will have no effect.


Who creates notifications?

Notifications are created by other services on the platform to keep you informed about important events. You cannot create notifications yourself — they are generated automatically by the system.


Frequently Asked Questions

Why can’t I see my notifications?

Possible reasons:

  • You are not logged in to the system. Try to log in again.
  • You don’t have any notifications yet. In this case, the list will be empty.
  • Your session has expired. Refresh the page or log in again.

Can I see all my notifications in the list?

Yes, you can see all your notifications. You can navigate between pages to view older notifications.

How can I see how many unread notifications I have?

You can see the count of your unread notifications. This count is calculated for all your notifications regardless of which page you’re viewing.

Can I mark all notifications as read at once?

Yes, you can mark all your unread notifications up to and including the selected one with a single action. There is no interface for this in the application yet.


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