# Create Custom Notifications as a Partner

You can create custom email notifications that will alert you when a specific event occurs. Learn how to set up and customize these notifications.

#### View existing custom notifications

1. From the top navigation bar, select ![](/files/oVrLSA9bIaczjWWsvwaF) **\[Notifications]**. &#x20;
2. In the upper-right corner of the notification panel, select **Settings** to edit notification settings.
3. From the top navigation bar on the *Notifications Frequency Settings* screen, select **Custom Notifications**.

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   * You'll see a table with any currently existing notifications.
4. To modify a notification, hover over the table entry and select ![](/files/QmaL30TflEtQDgN6tzCe) **\[More]** at the end of the row.
   * For more information on the modification options, see the *Options reference* below.

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<summary>Options reference</summary>

| Option                 | Description                                                                                    |
| ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Edit                   | Modify the notification's *Notification Details*, *Notification Rules*, or *Sharing* settings. |
| Subscribe/Unsubscribe  | Select this option to receive (or stop receiving) this notification.                           |
| Deactivate/Re-Activate | Select this option to disable (or enable) this notification.                                   |
| Delete                 | Once a notification is deactivated, you can select this option to delete it.                   |

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#### Create a custom notification

1. From the top navigation bar, select ![](/files/oVrLSA9bIaczjWWsvwaF) **\[Notifications]**. &#x20;
2. In the upper-right corner of the notification panel, select **Settings** to edit notification settings.
3. From the top navigation bar on the *Notifications Frequency Settings* screen, select **Custom Notifications**.
4. On the *Custom Notifications* screen, select **Create Custom Notifications** ![](/files/8sWL7hpIpupIhTbAluAU) **\[Drop-down menu]** in the upper-right corner.

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   * You can choose between creating a *Fraud* notification or a *Performance* notification from the drop-down menu.
5. Choose the **Account** the notification should apply to, then add a **Notification Name** and **Description**.
   * These will appear when you receive the notification.
6. Add *Notification Rules*.
7. Optionally, select ![](/files/P7v7JVszpEsu5wGO2TQR) **\[Checked box]** **Make Public** if you want other account members to also access the notification.
8. Select **Save** to complete the creation process.

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<summary>Example custom notification</summary>

Here's a quick example of a custom notification to get you started!

**Scenario**: Dinah Soares wants to receive an email notification whenever customer clicks amount to less than 1,000 in 7 consecutive days, in addition to whenever actions amount to less than 1,000 in 7 consecutive days. The notification should prompt her to contact her marketing team so that they can optimize their digital asset spend.

We suggest that she create a *Performance* notification using the following configurations:

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