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How to configure notifications

BattleTest can notify you per event, per channel. Configure everything at Settings → Notifications. For the full list of events and their default channels, see the Notification Events reference.

Channel Where it arrives
Email Your account email address
Push Browser push notifications (requires granting permission in your browser)
In-app The notification bell in the dashboard

The GitHub PR comment is always posted regardless of these settings. It is the primary output of a PR review, not a notification channel.

Open the Notifications tab

Go to Settings → Notifications. Events are grouped by category (Change Reviews, Live testing, Billing & Plan, Account & Security, Team & Organization, Integrations, Run Rooms), each with a master toggle.

Toggle the channel for an event

Each event has an email, push, and in-app toggle. Switch the channel on or off for that event.

Some security- and money-critical events (a password change, an ownership transfer, a failed payment on an account that still has billing records) keep email locked on; you can add channels but not remove email. These are marked in the Notification Events reference.

Toggle push on for any event

The first time you enable a push toggle, your browser asks for notification permission.

Allow notifications

Click Allow. If you previously blocked notifications for the BattleTest domain, re-enable them in your browser’s site settings first, then toggle push again.

Push notifications carry a one-tap action where one helps (Review & approve on a paused battletest, View finding on a confirmed vulnerability) that deep-links straight to the right page.

BattleTest is a Progressive Web App, so you can install it for a dedicated window and reliable push notifications even when no browser tab is open.

Open BattleTest in a supported browser

Use Chrome, Edge, or another Chromium browser on desktop, or Safari / Chrome on mobile.

Install

On desktop, click the install icon in the address bar (or the browser menu → Install BattleTest). On iOS Safari, use Share → Add to Home Screen.

Grant notification permission

Open the installed app and enable a push toggle if you haven’t already, so alerts arrive even when the app is closed.

The notification bell in the dashboard header shows your in-app feed with an unread count. Open it to read recent notifications, jump to the related page from a notification’s action, or mark items as read (individually or all at once).

Per-channel notifications are for humans. To pull finding data into a spreadsheet, a ticket tracker, or your own reporting, export it instead. See How to export findings.

Check your spam folder; the first email from [email protected] is sometimes filtered. Add the address to your contacts. See Troubleshooting if it persists.