> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.meetmadison.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.meetmadison.ai/settings/notifications.md).

# Notifications

Notifications keep you on top of what's happening, like a new review to reply to or a post waiting for approval. You decide **how** you're notified and **what** about. Manage them under **Settings → Notifications**.

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You set your notifications up during onboarding, and you can change them any time here. Your choices are saved per organisation, so you can have different settings for each business you belong to.
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## How you're notified

Your **Home** dashboard always has everything that needs your attention ready and waiting. Notifications are the nudge that brings you back to it, by:

* **Email**
* **Text message**: add and verify a mobile number first (US and Canada numbers)

## What you're notified about

Turn each category on or off, and pick which channels to use for it:

* **Reviews**: new reviews and replies that need you
* **Messages**: new customer messages
* **Social**: campaigns and posts that need approval
* **System Alerts**: things needing attention, like a connection that's dropped
* **Daily Summary**: a short morning email (see below)

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A few essential emails always send regardless of your settings, such as your sign-in code, password resets, and team invitations.
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## Your daily summary

Madison can email you a short **daily summary** each morning highlighting a couple of things that need attention, like a review to respond to or a campaign to approve. On quiet days with nothing pending, no email is sent. The daily summary is email-only.

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Turn on review and message notifications so you can respond to customers quickly. Fast replies make a great impression.
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