How to deactivate push notifications in the Bringme App?

🔎 Introduction

Do you receive more notifications on your phone than you would like? You can switch off the push notifications of the Bringme App yourself, in the app. Everything else keeps working as before: your parcels, your visitors and your working hours are still registered, you simply stop receiving the pop-up on your phone. You can switch push notifications back on whenever you want.

📃 Answer

Switch off push notifications

1. Open the Bringme App.
2. Click the three horizontal lines at the top left.
   
3. In the left menu, scroll all the way down and click your name. Then tap Account.
   
4. The Profile tab opens by default. Click the Notifications tab next to it.
   
5. Under Notification settings, switch the Push option off.
   

Switch push notifications back on

Follow the same steps and switch the Push option back on. Do you still not receive anything? Then check in the settings of your phone that notifications are allowed for the Bringme App.

Good to know

• Push and email are separate: if you switch off Push, you still receive email notifications, unless you switch off Email as well.
• Nothing gets lost: your parcels, deliveries and visitors keep being registered as usual, you are simply no longer alerted on your phone.
• Your settings, your account: these preferences apply to your own account. Colleagues or housemates with their own account choose their own settings.
• Would you rather see all your options in one place? Read how to manage your notification settings in the Bringme App.
• Curious which notifications you can receive? You will find the overview in this article.

Still have a question?

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