How to Customize Your Notification Preferences
Control which email notifications you receive by adjusting toggle switches in the Notifications settings. Perfect for re-enabling notifications after accidental unsubscribes or customizing your alert preferences.
Before You Start
What You'll Need
- Administrative access to the EasyLlama dashboard
- Understanding of which notifications you want to enable/disable
- Access to Settings > Notifications
Quick Reference
- Toggle ON: Purple = Notifications enabled
- Toggle OFF: Gray = Notifications disabled
- Save required: Changes only apply after clicking Save
- Unsubscribe fix: If you accidentally clicked "Unsubscribe" in an email, re-enable here
Configure Notification Settings
Step 1: Access notification settings
- Log in to the Dashboard.
- From the left navigation menu, click Settings > Notifications.
Step 2: Adjust notification toggles
For each notification type, use the toggle switch to turn ON (purple) or OFF (gray):

Notification Options:
- Company-wide notification emails
- Send an email to learner managers when one of their direct report completes a training
- Send an email to learner managers when one of their direct reports has a past due training
- Send a weekly email to learner managers summarizing all overdue training and recently completed training for their direct reports
- Personal Preferences notification emails - Be notified when:
- Learners have completed their training
- Trainings assigned to the learner have become past due
- Weekly Activity Report
- Some of the emails are invalid
- Learners are up for recertification
- The integration has synchronization issues
- New learners have been synced
- Anonymous reporting: A new case has been submitted
- Anonymous reporting: a reply message has been received
Step 3: Save your preferences
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Save" .
⚠️ Important: Settings are not applied until you click Save. If you navigate away without saving, your changes will be lost.

Llama Fact: Llamas are excellent communicators and always know when to alert the herd—similar to how notification settings keep you informed about important events!