What can raise a notification.
Changes that could not be added to your historyShows how many changes could not be recorded.
Importing a resource did not finishActorly's first read of a kind of record failed.
Your plan keeps a number of months of historyTells you the date from which older changes will be removed, and that Actorly Restore keeps all of your history.
A customer data request is waiting for your replyShopify sent a request on behalf of a customer.
Use the bell.
1Open the bell. Notifications shows the unread count.
2Read the group. Open items come first, then Earlier.
3Mark as read. Choose Mark as read on one, or Mark all as read.
4Load more. Choose Load older notifications for earlier ones.
5Choose View. A notification with a View button closes the list and takes you to the page it is about, and to the part of the page it names, even when you are already on that page.
When nothing is waiting it says "You are all caught up".
When the bell cannot check.
If Actorly could not load your notifications, it says so and that this does not mean there is nothing new. If it could not check for open items, a gap in your history or a failed import may exist that is not listed.
Questions.
Does the bell say I have no problems?
Only when it says "You are all caught up". If it could not check, it says that instead and does not claim there is nothing open.
Where else do I see what needs attention?
On Overview, under Needs your attention. See the Overview.
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Keep reading.
01Actorly cannot read my historyWhat the banners mean when changes could not be recorded, an import did not finish or history could not be read, and what you can and cannot do about each.
02Customer data requestsWhen a customer asks your store for their data, Shopify sends Actorly the request.
03OverviewOverview is the first screen in Actorly: what changed in the last 24 hours, 7 or 30 days, who is making changes, restores left and what needs your attention.
04Finding changesMore in this category.