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# Notification Center

EnGenius Cloud provides a notification mechanism for alerting you to important events that occurred. You can click the bell icon to access this screen.

![](/files/-LmE8yOxpIv-VfLhAIcZ)

## Recent Notifications

This shows the event numbers that occur and is ordered by organization. You can click one of the organizations in the list to access detailed event information.&#x20;

![](/files/-LmEC23yRVV4JusAxiXQ)

## Preferences

### Network Subscription

This allows you to subscribe or unsubscribe to network events. When subscribed, you will receive that network's notifications.

![](/files/-LnG46Z-bmk-_cWkbo5U)

### **Notifications**

**Mobile App Notifications:** You can turn on/off notifications on the EnGenius Cloud Mobile App.

**Email Notification**: You will receive an email digest of network events at a scheduled time if at least one event has occurred.

### Email format

You will receive email formats like below if you enable the **Email Notification**&#x20;

![](/files/-Lzpx_YBhyyWmk1JC3LL)

Click **See more details** to see Network events. Each card represents an individual organization and each divider inside cards represents different networks.&#x20;

![](/files/-Lzq0ipd0hz52LGNkpq4)

**Filter events**: On the top of page allows you to filter events. You can check or uncheck the checkbox near error and warning events.&#x20;


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