Notifications

Ferretly notifies you about subjects you own and about account events in two places:

  1. The in-app notifications menu (bell icon)

  2. Optional emails: run-status alerts, and a separate completed-report email to the subject owner (configured per report profile)

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Step 2: Use the notification bell

  1. Click the bell icon in the top right.

  2. Review the 50 most recent notifications (for example password change requests or new reports for your subjects).

  3. Unread items show a solid circle. Click a notice to mark it read, or click Mark all as read.

A red count on the bell shows how many notifications are unread.

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Step 3: Open report completion email settings

Run-status alerts and the completed-report email are sent separately. Run-status mail uses the delivery address for run status alerts, and the completed-report email goes to the subject owner. You can change the address or turn each email off per report profile.

  1. Click Settings in the left navigation (gear icon on smaller screens).

  2. Click General Settings in the left panel.

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Step 4: Choose profile and email options

  1. Use the dropdown in the top right to select the report profile you are editing. Each profile has its own email settings.

  2. Settings save to the profile as soon as you change them—confirm the correct profile (or create a new report profile).

  3. Turn off Send an email when the report run status changes to stop run-status alerts for that profile. Turn off Send email to the subject owner when the report is complete to stop the completed-report email.

  4. To change the delivery address for run status alerts, click the address shown, enter the new address, and click Save. The completed-report email goes to the subject owner and does not use this address.

Success checklist

  • [ ] You can open the bell and mark notifications read

  • [ ] Completion email on/off matches your preference for each profile you use

  • [ ] Delivery address is correct for run status alerts

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