The Notifications card on the Notifications and Alerts page is your message feed for the open yacht, newest first. Everyone who can open the page has one, company office users included.
All and Unread
Two tabs sit above the list: All and Unread (N), where N is your current unread count for this yacht. The unread tab hides everything you have already dealt with; the number on it is the same figure that feeds the bell badge.
Unread entries sit on a blue tint and carry a blue dot at the right-hand end. Read ones are plain white.
Filtering by type
The funnel button, tooltip Filter by type, opens a checklist of in-app notification types grouped under their area — the same groups as the preferences table under Account → Notifications (excluding Messages, which has no in-app notifications). Tick any number of them to narrow the list; the button turns solid while a filter is active. Untick them again to widen it. On a phone the same control opens as a Filters sheet with Reset Filters and Apply Filters at the bottom.
Only areas the yacht is licensed for are offered, so the list of types you can filter by varies between vessels.
The filter and the Unread tab combine, and both are applied to your whole history rather than just the part already on screen.
Reading and opening
Each entry shows an icon for its type, its title, and the date and time it was created. Most carry a link to the record behind them; those entries are clickable, and hovering over one reveals an Open arrow button. Clicking anywhere on such an entry both marks it read and takes you there — a task assignment opens the task list, an expiring document opens that document, an inventory alert opens the inventory overview filtered to the matching items, a leave notification opens Leave Requests at that request, and a risk assessment or permit to work notification opens that record directly.
Entries without a link — nothing to open — are not clickable, and are cleared with the tick button only.
Marking as read
- Mark as read — the tick button that appears on an unread entry when you hover over it. It clears that one entry and leaves you where you are.
- Mark all as read — the tick button in the card's toolbar, tooltip Mark all as read. It clears every unread notification you have on this yacht, whatever the tabs and filters currently show, and is greyed out when you have none.
Marking read cannot be undone, and it never changes the record the message is about. There is no way to delete a notification — read entries stay in All as a history.
Scrolling and length
The list loads in pages of twenty and fetches the next page as you scroll, so long histories stay usable.
When the list is empty
The wording tells you why: No notifications yet on the All tab, No unread notifications on the Unread tab, and No notifications match the selected types when a type filter is on.
The feed only ever carries types for which your In-App setting was switched on at the moment the notification was created — see Choosing which notifications reach you.
Remember that an empty feed is not a clean bill of health. Notifications record events as they happen; the alert cards next to them are what report the current state.