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Settings → Notifications is a grid: events down the side, channels across the top. Tick the combinations you want.

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Channels

Slack and Discord must be configured before they can be selected. Until you’ve added a webhook URL, their column shows “Enable [channel] in settings first” — click the channel to open its settings panel and paste the URL. Saving a channel confirms with “[Channel] settings saved”.

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Events

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Ranking

These match the ranking alerts exactly — the thresholds are the same, and these preferences only control delivery. The alerts themselves are always generated and always appear in the feed.

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Audits

Audit Complete — a site audit finished processing. Referring Domains Spike is the one worth enabling even if you turn off the rest. A sudden 50% jump in referring domains is more often a negative-SEO or spam-link event than a marketing success, and it’s the kind of thing you want to hear about immediately.

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AI Visibility, Local SEO, Web Vitals

  • Snapshot Complete — an AI visibility snapshot finished
  • Rankings Check Complete — a local SEO check finished
  • Vitals Check Complete — a Core Web Vitals audit finished

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Reports

Scheduled Report Ready — an automated report has been generated.

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Account

Usage Limit Warning — you’re approaching your plan’s usage limits. Worth leaving on: hitting a limit silently stops data collection.

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Choosing what to enable

The completion events — audit, snapshot, local, vitals — fire every time a scheduled job finishes. On a project checking daily, that’s a notification a day per feature saying nothing happened of note. Enable them while you’re waiting on a specific run, and turn them off once you trust the schedule. The events genuinely worth pushing to email or Slack are the ones you’d act on: Lost Top 10, Lost Top 100, Referring Domains Spike, Domain Rank Dropped, and Usage Limit Warning. Everything else reads fine in the Notification center when you next look.

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Permissions

Changing organization notification rules requires the owner or admin role. Members can view them and read their own notifications. See Roles and permissions.