Notification Center keeps you informed about important events in your workspace through a bell icon in the Fireblocks Console and through email, and lets each user choose which notifications to receive and where.
What Notification Center does
Notification Center delivers notifications about events that need your attention, such as an approved request, a new settlement, or a stuck transaction. Each notification has a short title and a message, and most of them link to the page where you can act on the event.
Notification Center has three parts:
- Notification tray: A feed that opens from the bell icon in the Console header. It shows an unread count, and you can mark notifications as read and open the page each one refers to.
- Email: Fireblocks sends the notification to your email address with a title, the details, and a link back to the Console. Every email includes a link to manage your preferences.
- Notification preferences: A page under Settings where you choose which notification groups you receive, and on which channel.
Preferences are personal. Your choices apply only to you, not to the rest of your workspace.
Notification groups
Notifications are organized in groups. The preferences page shows the groups available to you. Fireblocks adds groups over time. The groups you see in the preferences page depend on your role and workspace.
View your notifications
- In the Console header, select the bell icon. A badge on the icon shows how many notifications you have not seen yet.
- Select a notification to open the page it refers to.
- Use the tray menu to select Mark all as read or Preferences.
Set your notification preferences
- In the Console, go to Settings and select the Notifications tab. You can also open the three-dot menu in the tray and select Preferences.
- In the table, find the notification group in the Get notified when column.
- Select or clear the checkbox in the Console or Email column.
Your change applies immediately. A checkbox is unavailable when the group does not support that channel.
Fireblocks may still send you important notifications about your account that are not controlled by these settings.
Good to know
- Email recipients: Notification Center sends email only to the email addresses of users in your workspace. You cannot add an external address or a group address.
- Audit log subscriptions: Notification Center is separate from audit log subscriptions. Admins manage audit log subscriptions for email, webhooks, and Slack from the Audit Log tab. The Notifications preferences page links to it.
- Automation: Notification Center is for people. To send events to your own systems, use webhooks instead.