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Use the notification bell and history
The bell shows live alerts; click any notification to jump straight to where you can act on it.
OneTerp keeps you posted in real time through the notification bell. Most notifications are clickable, selecting one takes you to the exact page where you can respond, whether that is an offer to accept, a rate proposal to review, or a leave request to approve.
Step by step
- 1Look for the bell icon in the top bar, a badge shows your number of unread notifications (capped at '9+').
- 2Click the bell to open the dropdown and see your latest alerts, newest first.
- 3For job offers and agency invites, accept or decline right inside the dropdown.
- 4For any other notification, click the row to go to the page where you can act on it. The row says where it takes you, such as "View assignment" or "Submit closeout".
- 5Click the X on a notification to dismiss it from the bell.
- 6Choose 'View Notification History' to open the full history page.
- 7On the history page, switch between All / Unread / Read tabs, search by keyword, or use 'Mark all as read.'
- 8The agency history page opens on the last 90 days, plus anything older you have not dismissed yet. Click "Show notifications older than 90 days" at the bottom of the list to see the rest. While you are searching, the same button reads "Search notifications older than 90 days too".
Tips
- Clicking a notification does not mark it as read or dismiss it, use the X or the history page to manage read status.
- Agency notifications (like a new join request or a closeout discrepancy) deep-link to the right tab; interpreter notifications open your calendar or schedule on the relevant date.
- On the interpreter history page, clicking an assignment notification opens the assignment card right there so you can see the details.
- Every notification shows when it was sent, such as "Sent Mon, Oct 5 at 9:05 AM", in your own device's time. You see it in the bell and on the history page.
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