The bell icon in the top navigation bar opens a popover of your most recent notifications; the full Notifications page (/notifications) is where you go for everything else β history you can page through, filter, and act on. This page replaced an earlier version that was popover-only, specifically because a popover can't be paged or filtered without crowding, and closes the moment you click anything else β so anything already read was, in practice, gone for good.
What generates a notification
Reminders for your calendar events (including company-wide events and invitations), meeting reminders, and lead callback reminders. Read as a chronology β grouped by day β rather than a flat list, since the question you're usually asking is "when," not just "what."
What you can do with one
- Open it (routes you to whatever it's about β a calendar event, a meeting, a lead).
- Snooze it, for a preset interval or until just before it starts.
- Mark as read, individually or all at once.
- Dismiss or delete it.
- Mute that entire kind of notification from the menu on any one of them.
Do Not Disturb
A dedicated toggle pauses notifications for two hours at a time β distinct from your general notification preferences (/notifications?tab=settings, reached via the Notification settings menu item on this page), which control what you get notified about and through which channels in the first place. Those settings aren't documented yet β this article covers the notification feed itself, not its configuration.
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