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Hear about it before your client does

A record changed at the provider, a change refused, a freelancer waiting for approval. Relay puts it in one feed for the whole team, with the unread count right in the sidebar.

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Notification centre of a team
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The warning arrives before the outage does

Notification of a record changed outside DNSense, before and after

Changes nobody told you about

Somebody logged in at the provider and changed a record directly. DNSense spots the difference and Relay tells the team, with the old and the new value side by side.

  • Marked as made outside DNSense, so you know it skipped your process
  • The zone one click away, the change one click from reverted
  • A batch of outside changes arrives as one notification, not twenty
Notification list with record changes, approval requests and a failed change

Everything that needs attention, in one feed

Records created, edited and deleted. Changes waiting for approval. Changes a provider refused, with the reason it gave. One list for the team, newest first.

  • Search notifications and filter by type or read status
  • A refused change carries the provider's own error message
  • Mark one or all as read when they are handled
Notification panel in the sidebar of the dashboard

Shared by the team, updated live

Notifications belong to the team, not to one inbox. When a colleague handles one, it is handled for everybody, and new ones appear without reloading the page.

  • Unread count on the bell, live for everyone in the team
  • Open the panel from any screen without losing your place
  • Nothing to install or configure, it works from the first connection
Questions

Frequently asked questions about notifications

DNS records created, edited or deleted, changes made outside DNSense, changes waiting for approval and any change a provider refused.

Per team. Everyone in the team sees the same list and the same unread count, so a warning handled by one colleague does not sit unread in nine other inboxes.

No. Notifications start with your first connection. There is nothing to configure.

All of them. Nothing in DNSense is locked behind a plan.