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Notifications

The Notifications page (/notifications) is the central feed for system events, alerts, and actionable updates. An unread badge in the navbar indicates how many unread notifications are pending.

Notifications feed

Notification Types​

PingCRM generates notifications for the following events:

  • Sync completion -- confirms that a platform sync (Gmail, Telegram, Twitter) finished successfully, including counts of new or updated records.
  • Sync failure -- alerts when a sync could not complete, with error details.
  • New suggestions -- notifies when the follow-up engine produces new outreach suggestions.
  • Bio change detections -- fires when a monitored Twitter or Telegram contact updates their bio, often indicating a job change or new venture.
  • Auto-tagging -- reports when an automatic LLM tagging run finishes (or fails).
  • Rate limit alerts -- warns when a platform API rate limit has been hit, with estimated recovery time.
  • Connection expired -- alerts when a platform OAuth token has expired and needs re-authorization.
  • Meeting prep re-auth -- prompts re-authorization when the gmail.send scope is needed for pre-meeting prep emails.

Unread filter tab

Actions​

  • Mark as read -- dismiss a single notification.
  • Mark all as read -- clear the entire unread count in one action.
  • Click to navigate -- each notification links to the relevant page:
    • Bio change → contact detail page
    • New suggestions → suggestions page
    • Twitter/Telegram sync completed → settings (sync history)
    • Google Contacts/Calendar sync → contacts sorted by recent
    • Connection expired / sync failed → settings (reconnect)
    • Auto-tagging → settings tags tab

Unread badge in the navbar

Filter Tabs​

The notification feed supports the following filter tabs:

TabShows
AllEvery notification, read and unread
UnreadOnly notifications not yet marked as read
SuggestionsFollow-up suggestions from the AI engine
EventsBio changes and other contact events
SystemSync completions, sync failures, and rate limit alerts