Configure your notifications and alerts
Choose the alerts you receive and through which channel: email or notification on your iPhone.
Noryo keeps you informed without ever drowning you in alerts. You decide what you receive and through which channel, type by type. This page explains each setting and how to adjust it so you stay on top of what matters, no more and no less.
The two available channels
Noryo can reach you by email and by push notification on iPhone. Email works everywhere, on web and on mobile. Push notifications arrive directly on your iPhone and require that you have accepted the system notification permission for Noryo.
The channels in brief
- Sent to your account address. Available for all alert types. Ideal for summaries and security messages.
- iOS push
- An instant notification on your iPhone. Requires that you have accepted notifications. Perfect for alerts you need to act on quickly, like a price increase.
The alert types
Each alert type is set independently. For example, you can receive price increases as a push but the monthly summary by email only.
| Alert type | What it is for | Possible channels |
|---|---|---|
| Price increase | Warn you when a subscription goes up | Email, push |
| Upcoming charge | Anticipate a charge to come | Email, push |
| Monthly summary | A review of your past month | Email, push |
| Account activity | Security (unusual login, etc.) | Email (always on) |
| Newsletter | Noryo news and tips | Email only |
To protect your account, account activity messages (for example an unusual login) are always sent by email, even if you reduce the rest of your notifications.
Setting your notifications
Open your preferences
Go to your account's notification settings, on the web or on iPhone.
Choose an alert type
Price increase, upcoming charge, monthly summary, etc.
Turn on the channel you want
Tick email, push, or both depending on your preferences.
Save
Your choices take effect immediately and are synced across all your devices.
Turning on push notifications on iPhone
To receive push notifications, your iPhone must allow Noryo to send them. This permission is requested at first launch. If you declined it, you can re-enable it in your iPhone settings, under Notifications, by selecting Noryo.
If you have not accepted any permission, or if you have turned it off in your iPhone settings, the push channel will stay silent even if it is ticked in Noryo. Check the system permission first.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
Are my settings the same on the web and on iPhone?
Your preferences are synced across all your devices. The push channel, however, only applies to iPhone.
I am not receiving Noryo's emails
Check your spam or junk folder, then add Noryo's sending address to your contacts so future emails land in your inbox.
Can I turn everything off?
You can greatly reduce your notifications, but account activity alerts remain sent by email for your security.
The detail of each alert Noryo can send you.