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# Service Notifications
### Overview
Service notifications in MangoApps allow administrators to keep users informed about important product updates, training webinars, best practices, and other essential service-related communications. These notifications ensure that the right users receive relevant updates without any promotional or marketing content.
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### Notification Categories
MangoApps provides two main categories of service notifications:
**Product Updates**: Critical updates about MangoApps features and improvements.
**Training Webinars, Best Practices, etc.**: Invitations and resources to enhance user knowledge and productivity while engaged on a MangoApps domain.
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These notifications do **not** include marketing or promotional content.
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### Configuring Notification Recipients
Admins can choose who will receive service notifications by selecting from the following options:
* **Domain Admins Only**: Only domain administrators receive the notifications.
* **Domain & Intranet Admins Only**: Domain and intranet administrators receive the notifications.
* **Domain, Intranet, and Team Admins Only**: Notifications are sent to domain, intranet, and team administrators.
* **All Network Users**: Every user in the network receives the notifications.
* **All Network and Guest Users**: Notifications are sent to all network users, including guest users.
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