# View Scheduled Notifications

You can view scheduled push notifications for each of your apps directly in the editor. Use this to monitor active notifications, review past notifications, and troubleshoot any delivery issues.

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#### How to Access

1. Open your app in the Adalo editor.
2. Click the **Settings** tab in the left panel.
3. Scroll down to the **Scheduled Notifications** section.
4. Click the green **View Scheduled Notification** button.

 

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A panel will open with two tabs: **Active** and **History**.

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#### Active Tab

The **Active** tab lists all scheduled notifications that are pending. They have been set up but not yet sent or completed.

Click on any active notification to open its details, where you can:

* **Edit** the notification (update the message, timing, date, or number of times to repeat)
* **Cancel** the notification to prevent it from sending

{% hint style="warning" %}
Once a scheduled notification has been cancelled, it cannot be reverted.
{% endhint %}

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#### History Tab

The **History** tab shows a log of all past scheduled notifications.

If a notification has a failed status, click on it to view the error message. Review your notification setup to identify the issue. Check that your action trigger, timing conditions, and target collection are all configured correctly.

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#### Help

If notifications continue to fail, reach out to [Adalo Support](https://info.adalo.com/submit-a-support-ticket) with a screenshot of the error message, and someone from our team will take a closer look.


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