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EventR Team can send a notification when an activity is about to start. The schedule for this lives under Account, ~~Settings~~, ~~Notifications~~.

[[File:Notifications, Calendar + Widgets.png|thumb|Notifications, Calendar + Widgets on Summary Screen]]

EventR Team can send a notification when an activity is about to start. The schedule for this lives under Account-> Settings->Notifications.

To control a particular Itinerary's notifications, go to the itinerary on the Home Tab and open the Summary screen and select "Notification, Calendar & Widgets".

Turn notifications on per itinerary. Once on, you can narrow what triggers a notification:

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* [[Activity visibility levels|public]] items: whether items set to public visibility should appear, even if you aren't attached

EventR needs OS-level permission to send notifications. If that permission's been denied, the Settings page shows an inline prompt linking straight to your device's notification settings.

EventR Team needs [[EventR OS-level permission screen in iOS Settings App|OS-level permission]] to send notifications. If that permission's been denied, the Settings page shows an inline prompt linking straight to your device's notification settings.

[[File:Screenshot 2026-07-07 at 13.55.32.png|alt=Expanded Notifications section with Custom Categories|thumb|Expanded Notifications section with Custom Categories]]

With notifications on, you get a banner when each matching event starts. Flights and transport also get an arrival banner; check-ins get one at check-in time, or 15 minutes before start if no check-in time is set.

[[File:Activity Notification.jpg|alt=Activity Notification|center|thumb|Activity Notification]]

To see what's actually queued, go to Account, Settings, Notifications~~, Pending~~. It lists every notification currently scheduled on the device: title, body, and time. Or a "nothing scheduled" message if the list is empty.

To see what's actually queued, go to Account -> Settings -> Notifications and look for the ... on the top right. It lists every notification currently scheduled on the device: title, body, and time. Or a "nothing scheduled" message if the list is empty.

[[Category:3.5.0]]

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-EventR Team can send a notification when an activity is about to start. The schedule for this lives under Account, Settings, Notifications.
+[[File:Notifications, Calendar + Widgets.png|thumb|Notifications, Calendar + Widgets on Summary Screen]]
+EventR Team can send a notification when an activity is about to start. The schedule for this lives under Account-> Settings->Notifications.
+To control a particular Itinerary's notifications, go to the itinerary on the Home Tab and open the Summary screen and select "Notification, Calendar & Widgets".
 Turn notifications on per itinerary. Once on, you can narrow what triggers a notification:
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 * [[Activity visibility levels|public]] items: whether items set to public visibility should appear, even if you aren't attached
-EventR needs OS-level permission to send notifications. If that permission's been denied, the Settings page shows an inline prompt linking straight to your device's notification settings.
+EventR Team needs [[EventR OS-level permission screen in iOS Settings App|OS-level permission]] to send notifications. If that permission's been denied, the Settings page shows an inline prompt linking straight to your device's notification settings.
+[[File:Screenshot 2026-07-07 at 13.55.32.png|alt=Expanded Notifications section with Custom Categories|thumb|Expanded Notifications section with Custom Categories]]
 With notifications on, you get a banner when each matching event starts. Flights and transport also get an arrival banner; check-ins get one at check-in time, or 15 minutes before start if no check-in time is set.
+[[File:Activity Notification.jpg|alt=Activity Notification|center|thumb|Activity Notification]]
-To see what's actually queued, go to Account, Settings, Notifications, Pending. It lists every notification currently scheduled on the device: title, body, and time. Or a "nothing scheduled" message if the list is empty.
+To see what's actually queued, go to Account -> Settings -> Notifications  and look for the ... on the top right. It lists every notification currently scheduled on the device: title, body, and time. Or a "nothing scheduled" message if the list is empty.
+[[Category:3.5.0]]