# Settings

### Overview

Network admins can configure the default in-app (both web and mobile) and email notifications sent to all users in your domain. 

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### Configuring Platform Notifications

Users receive notifications when items get posted in the network. You can enable or disable all notifications for users on a specific platform. Users can override these default settings anytime from their settings interface in the user portal.

**Available Platforms**

* **Web:** Notifications appear in the user’s PC notification center (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
* **Desktop:** Sends push notifications to users’ desktop or Mac application.
* **Mobile Push:** Sends push notifications to users on iOS or Android devices.

#### Managing Notification Preferences

Admins can select a default notification level:

1. **Few:** Minimal notifications across modules. Some modules may not send any notifications.
2. **Medium (Default):** A balanced number of notifications, more than "Few" but less than "Many."
3. **Many:** Maximized notifications across modules, enabling all or most notifications.
4. **Admin Defaults:** Customize notifications based on admin preferences.

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### Customizing Notifications per Module

Users can choose from three predefined notification settings—**Few, Medium, or Many**—as set by MangoApps. Alternatively, admins can create a custom notification setup tailored to their users' needs and save it as **Admin Defaults**.

To configure notifications, select the relevant modules and enable alerts by checking the corresponding boxes.

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Users can also modify their default notification settings at any time and save them as **Custom**. They can also revert to **Few, Medium, Many,** or **Admin Defaults** whenever needed.


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