Notifications tell you when something important happens in your account: a new lead, a finished import, the budget close to its limit or an integration that needs to be reconnected.
- Where: bell in the top-right corner
- Who receives them: every active user on the account
How to see notifications
- Click the bell
A dot on the bell means there are unread notifications. Opening the panel marks the notifications shown as read; anything that arrives later stays unread. - Filter what matters
Use All, Unread or Needs attention. Cards are grouped by date, and Load more brings older ones. - Open the details
Each card sums up the result, such as audiences sent, records imported or campaigns paused. View details shows the breakdown, and Download report gives you the full execution. - Go straight to the right screen
The card button opens the related screen, such as View contacts, View people, Review budget or Review ad account.
Notifications that need attention
Issues that depend on you, such as an expired integration or an import that didn’t finish, get the Needs attention label and stay in that filter even after you read them.
Once fixed, click Mark as resolved. When LinkedScope detects the fix on its own, for example after the integration is reconnected, the notification switches to Resolved.
If the issue comes back, a new alert arrives.
Notification types
| Notification | When it appears |
|---|---|
| Import completed | Contacts, Target Accounts or Exclusion imported, with the summary. |
| CRM contacts import completed | The automatic contact import from the CRM finished. |
| Sync completed | Contacts, Target Accounts or Exclusion audiences sent to the networks. A sync across several networks creates a single notification, with a summary per network. |
| Enrichment completed | Contact or engager emails found and validated. |
| Engagers updated | End of the daily Engagers refresh, with the number of new interactions and warnings about sources with problems. |
| New lead | A lead arrived from the website or a native form. Each lead gets its own card, with form and source; View details shows the answers. Leads submitted before the ad account was connected are only imported, with no notification. |
| New Spark Prospects | New companies that matched the Spark Prospects signals. |
| Budget at 85% and 100% | Monthly spend reached 85% or 100% of the limit. |
| Campaigns paused or reactivated | The budget automation paused or reactivated campaign groups. |
| Restricted ad account | LinkedIn put the ad account on hold. |
| Limited CRM permission | The connected CRM user may not see every deal. |
| CRM pipelines unavailable | The chosen pipelines no longer exist in the CRM. |
| Integration expired | A connection needs to be redone, with a Reconnect link. |
Events that can repeat, such as budget alerts, generate a single notification per occurrence (for example, one per month for each threshold).
Automatic runs with nothing new, such as a sync with no contacts to send, don’t create a notification; manual runs and failures always show up.
Frequently asked questions
Can I turn off a notification type?
Not at the moment. Notifications apply to every active user on the account.
I fixed the issue, but the notification is still under Needs attention.
Click Mark as resolved. It leaves the filter and stays in the history as Resolved.
The notification asks me to reconnect. What do I do?
Click Reconnect and follow How to reconnect an expired integration.
I got a budget warning at 85%. Now what?
If the automatic pause is on, campaigns will be paused when spend reaches 100%. See How to pause campaigns automatically when the budget limit is reached.