Clarity PPM | How to Turn User Notification Preferences Off & On

James Gille, Clarity PPM (CA PPM) Solutions Consultant


If you're new to Clarity PPM and trying to figure out how to adjust your user notification settings, today's video is for you.

James Gille—Clarity PPM Solutions Consultant at Rego Consulting—is back to show us how simple it is to turn off user notification preferences. 

Training Video | Turn User Notification Preferences Off and On

Watch James demo how to manage user notification preferences. Read his instructions beneath the video player.

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Clarity PPM | Turn Off User Notifications

To control your user notification settings, which include alerts, email, and text messages (SMS), go to your home screen in Clarity PPM.

From the menu, select Home > Personal > Account Settings.

Click on the "Notifications" tab. This is where your account notification settings are located by category, including "Action Items," "Change Requests," "Discussions," "Documents," "Escalations," "Finance," "Incidents," "Issues," "Processes," "Projects," "Reports and Jobs," "Requisitions," "Risks," and "Timesheets."

If you want to turn off a single notification, you can select the check box next to it.

If you want to turn off all of the notifications, you can select the box at the top of the column.

Then hit "Save." It was just that easy.


Have an idea for a Clarity PPM Quick Tip? Tell us about it in the comments.

If you want to learn more from Clarity PPM Quick Tips, check out Jerry Dolak's demo on How to Replace a Resource on a Project. 

Let Rego Be Your Guide

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For a full list of Clarity PPM Services, visit regoconsulting.com

By Rego Consulting|July 19, 2015

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