---
title: "Notices"
description: "Notices is Pyn's inbox for things that need a person: a bounced delivery, an integration that needs re-authenticating, a webhook that rejected a payload, an export that is ready to download."
sidebar:
  label: Overview
  order: 0
area: notices
appPath: /notifications/home
audience: admin
related:
  - notices/read-and-archive-notices
  - notices/resend-bounced-deliveries
  - notices/download-an-export
  - notices/set-notice-emails
  - notices/reference-notice-types
intercom:
  - id: "12062401"
    title: Manage Integrations or Senders That Need Attention (Pyn 2)
    url: https://intercom.help/pyn/en/articles/12062401-manage-integrations-or-senders-that-need-attention-pyn-2
    note: draws on
  - id: "12045027"
    title: Manage Bounced Messages in Pyn (Pyn 2)
    url: https://intercom.help/pyn/en/articles/12045027-manage-bounced-messages-in-pyn-pyn-2
    note: draws on
---

Most of what Pyn does needs nobody's attention. When something does, Pyn raises a notice: it appears under **Notices** in the left navigation with a count on the badge, and, for the kinds you choose, as an email to admins. A notice names what happened, points at the item it concerns, and carries the action that resolves it: **Resend** for a bounce, **Download** for a file, **Archive** for anything you have dealt with.

Everyone sees the notices addressed to them. Notices about re-authentication and webhooks go to admins and owners; bounce notices go to the workspace owner and, when the setting is on, to every admin; a download goes to the person who asked for it.

![Notices > Open lists each notice with its title, the item it concerns, the date and an action.](https://support.pynhq.com/media/notices/overview/notices-overview-open.png)

## Concepts

- **Notice**: a title and a message, raised by an integration, a sender or an export, with a **Date** of when it last happened. The same problem recurring updates the existing notice rather than adding another.
- **Item**: what the notice is about: the sender whose delivery bounced, the integration whose credentials expired, the view that was exported. Shown in the **Item** column and linked from the notice's panel.
- **Open and Archived**: a notice stays in **Open** until you archive it or its action resolves it; **Archived** keeps the history.
- **Email**: three workspace settings decide which notices are also emailed, to admins and owners, from `notifications@pynhq.com`.

## What you can do here

- [Read and archive notices](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/read-and-archive-notices/) to work through Open.
- [Resend bounced deliveries from a notice](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/resend-bounced-deliveries/) in one go.
- [Download an export](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/download-an-export/) before it expires.
- [Choose which notices are emailed](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/set-notice-emails/) to admins.

- [Reference: notice types](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/reference-notice-types/): Every notice Pyn raises, what causes it, who receives it and what resolves it.

## Where it is in the app

Open **Notices** in the primary navigation on the left of every page, or open `/notifications/home`. The page header reads **Notifications**. It lands on **Open**; **Archived** is beside it. The table has **Title**, **Item**, **Date** and an action column. The gear button at the top right, shown to admins, holds the email settings.

## Related

- [Read and archive notices](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/read-and-archive-notices/) for the everyday routine.
- [Notice types](https://support.pynhq.com/notices/reference-notice-types/) for what each one means.
- [Resend a bounced message](https://support.pynhq.com/activity/messages/resend-a-bounced-message/) for the Activity side of a bounce.
- [Settings](https://support.pynhq.com/settings/) for the senders and integrations notices point at.

## Related Intercom articles

- [Manage Integrations or Senders That Need Attention (Pyn 2)](https://intercom.help/pyn/en/articles/12062401-manage-integrations-or-senders-that-need-attention-pyn-2) — draws on
- [Manage Bounced Messages in Pyn (Pyn 2)](https://intercom.help/pyn/en/articles/12045027-manage-bounced-messages-in-pyn-pyn-2) — draws on