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# Configure Platform & Email Notifications for Partners

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Notifications keep you informed about events happening in your impact.com account. Learn how to configure your impact.com notifications and customize their frequency.

#### Types of notifications

impact.com will send you notifications via email and in-app for the following events by default:

* Administrative events, like when new users are invited or join.
* Finance events, like when your payouts clear.
* Brand events, like when actions occur, contracts are updated, and more.
* Technical events, like when your FTP or API credentials are requested or changed.
* Compliance events, when you bid on unauthorized branded keywords or trademarks.
* Promo code monitoring, like when you have advertised an expired or restricted promo code.
* Task events, like when a brand assigns you a new task.
* Message events, like when you receive a message from a brand.
* Product catalog events, like when a brand whose product catalog you've subscribed to makes an update.

#### Configure your notifications

You can customize your notification settings to receive them on a per-event basis; via daily, weekly, or monthly email digests; on your mobile device via SMS; or even not at all.

1. From the top navigation bar, select ![](/files/oVrLSA9bIaczjWWsvwaF) **\[Notifications]**. &#x20;
2. In the upper-right corner of the notification slide-out, select **Settings**.

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3. Find the notification category you want to edit, then select ![](/files/I3pQvYoN5GQVvaOnFL3N) **\[Edit]**.
   * Refer to *Types of notifications* below for a description of each category.
4. Use the ![](/files/8sWL7hpIpupIhTbAluAU) **\[Drop-down menu]** to modify the notification's frequency.

<details>

<summary>Notification method and frequency</summary>

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** These notification frequencies are not all applicable to notification events.
{% endhint %}

Notifications can be sent by the following methods and frequencies:

* **Send email when event occurs:** A per-event basis.
* **Send a daily digest email:** Receive a daily breakdown of your notifications.
* **Send a weekly digest email:** Receive a weekly breakdown of your notifications.
* **Send SMS:** Receive an SMS to your mobile device regarding a specific notification.
* **Specific settings (Advanced):** For each notification, you can select Specific settings (Advanced) from the dropdown to specify the frequency at a more granular level.
* **Don’t send notifications:** You will not be notified when an event occurs.

</details>

5. Select **Save** to apply your changes.


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