Help Center

Notifications

Where to find everything the app has told you, what each notification type means, and how to turn off what you don't want.

The app tells you in two places at once: the phone alert (the notification on your lock screen) and the notification center inside the app. It is the same notification, kept somewhere you can read it later — nothing is lost because you missed the banner.

Where it lives

  • On desktop: the bell at the top of the screen, to the left of the AI Chat button. The number on it is how many you have not read. Clicking it opens a summary of the latest ones.
  • On mobile: the bell sits at the top of the screen, next to search. Tapping it takes you straight to the full list.
  • You can also get there from More → Notifications.

The bell summary gives you three shortcuts: Mark all as read, the gear icon (settings) and See all (the full list).

To delete a notification, tap the × on its right in Notifications. Clear (at the top of the list) deletes them all at once and asks first, since it cannot be undone. Deleting does not turn anything off: to stop receiving that kind, use the switches in settings below.

Tapping a notification opens where it came from — a finished record opens the consultation, the daily reminder opens the Agenda, a support reply opens the ticket.

What you can receive

Notification When it arrives
Record ready When a consultation summary finishes generating.
Today's reminders Once a day, with what is overdue and what is due today.
Signature pending When a document you sent is still unsigned.
Mima replied When Mima finishes answering after you have left the app.
Support replied When someone on our team answers your ticket.
AllEars.Vet announcements News and notices about the app.
Tips and news Suggestions for getting more out of the app.

Choosing what you receive

Settings → Notifications has a switch for each type above. Turning one off applies to both places: you stop getting the phone alert and stop seeing that type in the center. Everything starts switched on.

On the web, the same screen holds the browser permission to show notifications — without it the browser shows nothing, however the switches are set.

On mobile, if you blocked AllEars.Vet notifications at the system level, the app's switches cannot override that: allow them in your phone's own settings first (Settings → Notifications → AllEars.Vet).

Didn't find what you were looking for?

Reach us at support@allears.vet or ask Mima, the AI assistant inside the app.