General
Notifications
Notifications tell you about events that involve you — mentions, likes on your comments, finished AI jobs, and low credit balances. This article explains how to open the notification list, read and clear notifications, and what each notification type means. To find it later, search for “notifications,” “mark all read,” or “notification bell.”
Most notifications belong to the project selected in the top bar and are visible only to you. Messages about SceneItAll itself can appear in every project.
Open your notifications
To open your notifications, select the bell in the top bar. When you have unread notifications for the selected project, or unread platform-wide messages, a red badge on the bell shows the count (it shows 99+ once you pass 99 unread).
The dropdown lists notifications for the selected project, plus platform-wide messages, newest first. Switching projects refreshes both the list and unread badge; notifications belonging to other projects stay in those projects.
Read a notification
To mark a single notification as read, select it. The green unread dot disappears and the title changes from bold to regular weight.
If the notification links to an AI proposal — for example, element-detection results that are ready to review — selecting it opens the proposal review dialog directly, so you do not have to navigate to the script yourself. Other job-completion notifications, including continuity-check completion, are marked read but do not open that proposal dialog.
Mark everything as read
To clear every unread indicator in the current list at once, select Mark all read in the dropdown header. This marks notifications for the selected project and platform-wide messages as read without changing notifications in other projects. The action appears only while the current list has at least one unread notification.
Remove notifications
You have two ways to remove notifications:
- To delete one notification, select the X on its row. It is removed permanently.
- To delete every notification you have already read in the current list, select Delete read in the dropdown header. Notifications in other projects are not deleted. This action appears only while the current list has at least one read notification.
When you have no notifications, the dropdown shows No notifications.
What each notification shows
Each row in the dropdown shows:
- A green dot on the left while the notification is unread.
- The title — bold while unread, regular weight once read.
- An optional second line of detail (the body), when one is provided.
- A relative timestamp, such as just now, 5m ago, 2h ago, 3d ago, or 1w ago.
- An X to delete the row.
Notification types
SceneItAll sends these kinds of notifications. The type determines the wording of the title and, where relevant, what selecting the notification opens.
| Type | When you get it | Selecting it opens |
|---|---|---|
| Mention | Someone @mentions you in a comment. | — |
| Like | Someone likes one of your comments. | — |
| Low credit balance | Your wallet balance drops low enough to warn you. | — |
| AI results ready | An AI job you started finishes — element detection, continuity check, synopsis generation, or translation. | The proposal review dialog only when the notification links to a proposal |
| System | SceneItAll reports a service or background-job event that needs your attention. | — |
| Announcement | SceneItAll publishes a platform-wide message. | — |
A notification can link back to the item it is about — a comment, a proposal, or a job — which is what lets proposal notifications jump straight to the review dialog.
How notifications relate to AI jobs
AI features run in the background. Element detection and synopsis generation produce proposals that you review before those changes land in your breakdown. A notification that links to one of those proposals can open its review dialog. Continuity checks and translations store their own results directly; their completion notifications do not imply that a proposal is waiting. Selecting any notification never applies a change by itself. See the AI features overview, Detect elements with AI, and Check continuity.