Notifications

System notifications include various types, such as toast, e-mail, and system notifications. Users can manage the notification list within a defined scope.

Notification types

Toast notifications

Notifications displayed as short, transient messages on the screen. They appear as a popup in the top-right corner of the screen and are intended to quickly convey relevant information to the user. They occur in four variants:

• Information – neutral informational message.

• Note – draws attention to a potential issue or important item.

• Alert – indicates a critical issue requiring immediate response.

• Success – confirms successful completion of an operation.

Email notifications

Notifications sent to the user's email address regarding events and alerts related to the system infrastructure. In many cases there is the option to parameterize the content of notifications, allowing them to be tailored to individual needs.

More information on this topic can be found in the Data Protection.

Session expiration

In the event of inactivity in the console after the administrator logs in, in order to increase security, a procedure has been implemented to lock the session. The user's session will expire after 20 minutes of inactivity.

Inactivity is understood as no use of pointing devices such as a mouse or keyboard.

Session expiration notification:

• Upon detection of inactivity the system will begin a countdown to session expiration.

• The message appears 15 minutes after inactivity, i.e. 5 minutes before the user is logged out.

• If the user does not take action - they will be logged out

• The rest of the screen becomes blurred (obscured), which prevents reading of data.

• In the last minute the system will send a sound notification, even if the console is minimized in a browser tab.

Session expiration:

• After time expires it is necessary to log in again.

• The screen remains blurred, which prevents identification of the page content and ensures information protection.