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What is a bell notification?
When you subscribe to a channel, you’ll automatically get personalized notifications with highlights of activity. To get all notifications from a subscribed channel, tap the Notification bell . The bell will then change to a ringing bell to indicate that you’ve selected all notifications.
What are Salesforce notifications?
Notifications let your users know when certain events occur in Salesforce. For example, notifications let users know when they receive approval requests or when someone mentions them in Chatter. You can enable or disable notifications on the Salesforce App Notifications page in Setup.
What is the bell next to text message?
“Notification” (the bell) allows you to turn notifications on and off for that contact. If you have notifications off, you will see the little bell with a line through it on the summary page where all your conversations are.
Can you send Bell notifications in Salesforce App?
Salesforce has given a new feature in summer 19 release. You can send bell icon notifications in desktop and mobile app as well. This feature is available in Process builder.
Where to find push notifications in Salesforce App?
Depending on if you set your Notification Type to Mobile or Desktop, that’s where you are going to look out for the notification. You will see a (1) show up in the corner on the little bell icon in either application. If you are in mobile and have badges/banners on for the Salesforce app, you may also see that appear.
What’s the new capability in Salesforce summer 2019?
New capability in Summer ’19 that will be very useful is being able to Keep Users in the Know with Notification Builder : https://releasenotes.docs.salesforce.com/en-us/summer19/release-notes/rn_forcecom_flow_notificationbuilder.htm Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!
Is there a way to configure notifications?
Is there a way to configure notifications? to know why you do not show them. Notifications alert your users when key events occur in Salesforce that they should know about or that require their attention—such as when they receive approval requests or are mentioned in Chatter posts.