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Read and manage notifications
Open the notification bell for recent alerts, then use the full notifications page to filter by module and date and mark items as read.
Updated 12 September 2026
Kuver Books uses notifications to tell you that something needs attention. For example, a document is waiting for approval, a stock movement is settled or a payment is recorded. You can read them in two places.
The notification popup
Click the bell icon in the top navigation bar. A popup opens with recent alerts.
The popup has two tabs. All shows recent notifications, read and unread together. Unread shows only the items you have not opened yet. Use it to catch up on what you missed.
From the popup you can:
- Mark all notifications as read, in one action.
- Click View all notifications to open the full page.
Click outside the popup to close it. The popup and the full page use the same records, so anything you do in the popup also shows on the full page.
The notifications page
Click View all notifications from the popup. The page has filters on the left and the list on the right.
Filters:
- Notification by module: All, Purchase, Sales or Inventory.
- A date range.
- Clear All resets both.
Filters apply to the list immediately. The list itself has three tabs: All Notifications, Unread Notifications and Read Notifications. Mark all as read is available on the All and Unread tabs.
Use the module filter when you are looking for something specific. For example, to find a stock issue or adjustment that was approved while you were away, filter to Inventory and a single week.
What you cannot do here
The notifications page is read-only. You cannot edit or delete a notification. This keeps the record of system activity complete. If a notification is about a document, open that document from its own module and act there.
Choose which alerts you receive
Each user account has its own notification settings. They are not set for the whole business. Open Settings and profile, then Notifications. Switch each event on or off for purchase, sales and inventory. An approver usually wants created and pending events. Someone doing data entry usually does not. See Notification settings for the full list.