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# Notifications
See and manage updates about activity on your account in the Admin Panel.
Notifications tell you when something happens on your account — a campaign is approved, a payment clears, a zone stops serving.
## Viewing Your Notifications
To view your notifications, select the notifications icon (bell) in the top-right navigation bar.
Alternatively, select **View All Notifications** from the icon menu:
Or open **My Profile** and select the **Notifications** tab to view and manage everything on one page:
## Notification Types
| Type | Symbol | Explanation |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| **Alert** |  | Warning about an important or time-sensitive event. |
| **Information** |  | Acknowledgment that an event occurred. |
| **Success** |  | Confirmation that an action was taken. |
## Managing Notifications
When you have unread notifications, a red bubble on the notifications icon shows how many. To clear them, select **Mark as Read** on a single notification, or **Mark All as Read** to clear them all.
When you mark a notification as read under the notifications icon, it disappears from the list, but remains available in the **Notifications** tab. Notifications are automatically deleted after 90 days.
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