# Manage Inbox Notifications

Depending on your role in the team, you can enable notifications for —

1. Incoming Tickets
2. Incoming Messages
3. Browser Alerts

**Go to Settings** > **Notification Settings** to create your custom notification settings.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/ZlunlE4rHhMzJq9M0MQx/blobs/XuqClX2hCIH0ZUGYU78b/Screenshot%202022-02-07%20at%2010.34.41%20PM.png)

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Message" %}
A **Message** is a customer query coming from every channel.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Ticket" %}
A **Ticket** means a priority message or a custom query that the bot could not understand and passed to the agent. 
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

## Browser Notifications

As of now, only Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox support browser notifications. If you are on macOS, please enable notifications from your System Preferences.

{% hint style="info" %}
You need to update your browser permissions to enable Browser Notifications**.** You can do so from the Privacy and Security settings of your browser. 
{% endhint %}

Also, make sure that you have MyAlice inbox open in another tab at least.

If your browser does not support the feature, you will find the incoming notifications hidden in your Notification Settings menu.


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