Push notifications
Push notifications reach you when ProPlans isn’t on screen: a banner with the start of a message in your language, a task assigned to you, a new document. Tap one and the app opens on what it is about.
Allow notifications
Section titled “Allow notifications”The first time you open ProPlans, your device asks whether it may send you notifications. Say yes. After that, Settings in ProPlans shows the answer under Permissions, beside Notifications.
Your iPhone or iPad asks only once. If you said no, turn on the Notifications switch under Permissions in ProPlans’ Settings: it opens your device’s Settings at ProPlans, where you can allow notifications.
To turn them off, use your device’s Settings. The switch in ProPlans only turns them on.
Android 13 and later ask the first time you open ProPlans. On older versions notifications are on from the start.
If you said no, turn on the Notifications switch under Permissions in ProPlans’ Settings. Android asks again, or, if it won’t, opens your phone’s settings at ProPlans.
To turn them off, use your phone’s settings. The switch in ProPlans only turns them on.
Your Mac asks once. If you said no, turn on the Notifications switch under Permissions in ProPlans’ Settings: it opens the Mac’s System Settings at Notifications, where you can allow ProPlans.
With ProPlans in front, notifications show as a banner inside its window; otherwise the Mac shows them. Closing the window leaves ProPlans running in the Dock, so they keep coming. Click one while ProPlans is quit and it starts, then opens what the notification is about. The number on the Dock icon is what you haven’t read.
Open Settings, under Permissions, opens your device’s own settings, where you can change what ProPlans may use at any time.
While you’re using the app
Section titled “While you’re using the app”A new notification shows as a banner inside the app. Tap Go to open it, or swipe it away or tap its × to close it. It slides away by itself after about ten seconds.
A message to the conversation you have open shows no banner, and it is marked read in your notifications.
What doesn’t send one
Section titled “What doesn’t send one”- Something you did yourself, such as a task you assigned to yourself.
- A muted conversation. A mention of you still gets through: see Mute, delete and search conversations.
- A kind you turned off in Settings: see Notification settings.
Saying no to notifications on your device doesn’t stop ProPlans’ own list: everything still arrives in your notifications.