> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.avra.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Notifications

> Email and in-app alerts for the events that matter to your team — driven by the same event catalog as webhooks.

Notifications keep your team informed about operational events without forcing them to live in the dashboard.

## How it works

Notifications use the **same event catalog as [Webhooks](/data-operations/webhook-notifications)** — every batch, model-version, workspace, and API-key event in the catalog can be delivered as a notification. Where webhooks target your systems, notifications target your people.

## Delivery channels

Each event can be delivered through:

* **Email** — sent to the addresses of subscribed users
* **In-app** — surfaced in the notification panel inside the dashboard

Channels are independent — you can enable email-only, in-app-only, or both per event subscription.

## Configuring notifications

Notification preferences are configured per workspace from **Settings → Workspace → Notifications**. Each user can additionally manage their own subscription preferences and channel choices.

The events you can subscribe to mirror the [webhook event catalog](/data-operations/webhook-notifications#event-catalog) — batches, model versions, workspace, and API keys.

## Webhooks vs notifications

The two are complementary surfaces over the same underlying event stream:

|                   | Notifications                      | Webhooks                          |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| **Audience**      | Humans on your team                | Your systems                      |
| **Channels**      | Email, in-app                      | HTTPS callback                    |
| **Configuration** | Workspace + per-user preferences   | Per endpoint, with signing secret |
| **Use for**       | Awareness, alerting on-call humans | Automation, pipeline triggers     |

Use notifications to keep your team informed. Use webhooks to drive automated pipelines. Both off the same canonical event catalog.