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Notifications & Settings

The mobile app can deliver alert notifications directly to your device, so you do not need to keep the Pulse web application open to know when something needs your attention.

Granting notification permission

The first time the app loads your Pulse server, your operating system asks whether Pulse may send you notifications. Tap Allow to enable push notifications on this device.

If you decline the prompt, the app continues to work but no push notifications are delivered. You can change your decision later in your device settings — see Re-enabling notifications below.

What you'll receive

Push notifications follow the same rules as every other Pulse alert channel. Whether your device is paged for a given incident depends on:

To choose which channels (push, email, SMS, voice) you want to receive for each severity, open the Notification Center or your account Preferences — these settings are shared between the web application and the mobile app.

Re-enabling notifications

If you previously declined the notification prompt, or you want to re-enable notifications later, do it from your device settings:

  • iOS — open Settings, scroll down to Pulse Connect, tap Notifications, and enable Allow Notifications.

Return to the Pulse app afterwards; the new permission state is picked up automatically.

Settings sheet

The mobile shell only has a few settings of its own. They are accessible from the Server Configuration sheet:

  1. On the home screen, press and hold the small handle at the very top of the screen for about 1.5 seconds.
  2. The sheet slides up from the bottom and offers:
    • Server URL — change the Pulse server this device is paired with.
    • Connect — verify and save the new address.
    • Reset to Default — return to the hosted Pulse Cloud service.
    • Disconnect and reconfigure — clear the stored address and go back to the first-run pairing screen.

For a full walk-through of pairing and re-pairing the app, see Setup & Pairing.