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title: Notifications


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You can configure `notifications` to enable the possibility that a user can get notifications for changes on a document.

There is also a guide how to configure the notifications.
[Notification guide](/guides/editor/notifications/llms.txt)

```js
notifications: {
  // Define actionGroups which the user can select per document
  actionGroups: [
    // First example group, interested in ALL changes
    {
      handle: 'all',
      label: 'All Events',
      description: 'Comments, Tasks, Publish and delete',
      // add actions on which the user should get a notification
      actions: [
        'task.change',
        'document.publish',
        'document.unpublish',
        'document.copy',
        'document.delete',
        'document.transform',
        'comment.add',
        'comment.resolve'
      ]
    }
  ],
  // the task requester is notified on task changed even without subscription
  notifyTaskRequester: true,
  // the author is auto subscribed to the document with the specified actionGroup
  autoSubscribeOwner: {enabled: true, actionGroup: 'all'}
}
```

Possible action to register on at the moment:

- task.change
  config options:

  ```js
   // assign to all tasks and statusChanges
  'task.change'

   // assign to task proofreading on statusChanges 'requested', 'accepted', 'completed'
  {type: 'task.change', taskName: 'proofreading', statusChange: ['requested', 'accepted', 'completed']}
  ```

- document.publish
- document.unpublish
- document.copy
- document.delete
- document.transform
- comment.add
- comment.resolve

A user can be mentioned in comment. [Comments mentioning](/guides/editor/notifications/llms.txt#comments-mentioning)

The comments mentioning doesn't have to be configured. It will work automatically as soon as the comments and the notifications are enabled.