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User notification settings

Configure Limble notification settings

Written by Rachel Link

Limble can notify users about different task updates through email or mobile push notifications. You can control which notifications users receive by turning specific notification types on or off.

At this time, notifications settings can only be updated from the desktop app.


Managing notifications

Managers and users with permission #86 can configure notifications for themselves and other users.

Go to Configuration center > Users and access control > Users.

  1. Click on a user’s name to open the User details window, with the following notification settings:

    1. Task assignments and reassignments: Sent when a user is assigned to a task, or an existing task is reassigned to them

    2. Initial PM assignments: Sent when a user is assigned to a PM

    3. Initial work request assignments: Sent when a user is assigned to a work request

    4. Task comments and status changes: Sent when a comment mentions a user on a task, or the user is part of a notification chain for comment and status updates

  2. Click to toggle each notification type on or off for email and mobile.

Updating your phone settings

Push notifications are alerts that appear on your phone’s home screen. When you tap a notification, it opens the related task directly in the Limble app.

If you are not receiving notifications, you may need to adjust the notification settings on your phone or tablet.

iPhone

  1. On your phone, open Settings.

  2. Select Notifications.

  3. Scroll down and select Limble.

  4. Make sure Allow Notifications is turned on.

  5. Confirm that at least one alert option is enabled (Lock Screen, Notification Center, or Banners).

Android

  1. On your phone, open Settings.

  2. Select Notifications.

  3. Select App notifications (or Apps, depending on your device).

  4. Scroll down and select Limble.

  5. Make sure Allow notifications is turned on.

  6. Confirm that notification categories are enabled if your device shows them.

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