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Enabling push notifications

Turn on browser or mobile push notifications to get alerts even when Proquiro is not open.

2 min read Updated Mar 10, 2026
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Push notifications let you know about important updates even when you’re not looking at Proquiro — so you can respond to assignments and status changes without constantly checking the app.

Notifications page

Enabling browser push notifications

  1. Open Settings from the left sidebar.
  2. Go to Notifications.
  3. Under Push Notifications, click Enable Push Notifications.
  4. Your browser will display a permission prompt — click Allow.

Once enabled, Proquiro can send notifications to your browser even when the app tab is not active. You’ll see them as native desktop alerts.

Tip: Make sure your operating system’s “Do Not Disturb” mode isn’t blocking browser notifications. This is a common reason people think push isn’t working.

Browser compatibility

Push notifications are supported in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on desktop. Safari on macOS 13+ also supports push notifications but requires granting permission through the browser’s own notification settings in addition to the in-app prompt.

Push notifications are not supported on iOS Safari at this time.

What triggers push notifications

You’ll receive a push notification for the same events that appear in your in-app notification feed, subject to your notification preferences:

  • A lead or task is assigned to you
  • A lead you’re following changes status
  • A task you own is due within 24 hours or is marked complete
  • A document linked to your lead is ready for review

Managing your push subscription

Disabling push notifications

  1. Go to Settings > Notifications.
  2. Under Push Notifications, click Disable.

This removes the browser subscription. You’ll stop receiving push alerts, but your in-app notifications continue to work normally — you won’t miss anything, you just won’t get the desktop pop-ups.

Re-enabling after blocking

If you clicked Block in the browser permission prompt, Proquiro cannot request permission again automatically. You’ll need to fix it in your browser settings:

  1. In your browser’s address bar, click the lock or settings icon next to the Proquiro URL.
  2. Find Notifications in the site permissions panel.
  3. Change the setting from Block to Allow.
  4. Return to Settings > Notifications and click Enable Push Notifications.

Tip: If you’re unsure whether you blocked or simply dismissed the prompt, check your browser’s site settings for Proquiro. “Ask” means you can re-trigger the prompt from the app; “Block” means you need to change it manually.

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