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Notifications in the mobile app

Notifications exist so that you do not have to open the app "just in case". A new schedule, a decision on your leave, a task due today — each arrives as a push and takes you straight to the place it concerns.

The notification inbox

The bell in the top right corner opens the list of notifications. A dot next to the icon means there are unread ones.

Jumping to the content

Tapping a notification does not leave you on the list — the app opens the right screen immediately, for example the details of a request or a shift card.

The same works from the phone's lock screen: tapping the push opens the app directly on the relevant item.

Important: If you tap a notification and see a no-access message, the item may have been deleted in the meantime, or your permissions may have changed.

Notification settings

In the side menu, under "Notifications", you decide what you want to know about and through which channel.

push and email separately for each category,
quiet hours — a range of hours in which a push will not ring.

Caution: Turning a category off applies to your account only. If you are not getting any notifications at all, also check the app's permissions in your phone's system settings.

Remember: The full range of notifications the system sends is described in Managing notifications.

Updated on: 09/08/2026

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