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What you can control
Notifications fall into groups: payment reminders ahead of collections, security alerts for sign-ins and sensitive changes, statement and document notices, and general account updates. You choose which groups you receive and to which address, so your inbox carries the prompts you rely on without unnecessary noise.
How to change them
- Open Notification settings from your account menu.
- Turn each group on or off to taste.
- Confirm the address each group goes to — you can direct security alerts to more than one person.
Leave security alerts on
You can quieten most notifications, but we strongly advise keeping security alerts switched on. They are not marketing — they tell you the moment a password, bank detail or user changes, which is exactly what you want to hear about immediately. Payment reminders are also worth keeping to avoid a missed collection.
Pausing during a quiet period
If you are away and want to reduce noise, you can pause non-essential notifications temporarily and switch them back on when you return — while leaving security alerts running so nothing important slips past. Just remember to point alerts at an address someone is watching if you will be unreachable.
Frequently asked questions
Can I turn off all emails from you?
You can mute most notification groups, but some essential service messages — and, we'd strongly recommend, security alerts — should stay on so you don't miss anything that affects your account or money.
Can different alerts go to different people?
Yes. You can direct security alerts to more than one address, so a co-director or finance lead sees them too, while routine notices go just to you.
Will muting notifications stop my payment reminders?
Only if you turn off that group. Keep payment reminders on to avoid a missed collection; mute only the general updates you don't need.
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