View the recent unread notifications on the Notifications card in the driver cockpit.
You can view the messages and their priority, and manage the read or unread status.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited
Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
User Permissions
Needed
To manage notifications:
CGCloud Tour Driver
OR
CGCloud Retail Tour Driver AND CGCloud Retail
User
AND
Direct Store Delivery for Consumer Goods Offline Mobile
App
The Notifications card doesn't show messages that are read.
Note The Notifications card shows only the notifications with the Task Record Type field set
as User Notification on the Consumer Goods Cloud desktop app.
To update the message status, tap Mark as Read from the burger
menu for the message on the Notifications card.
To delete a notification, tap Delete from the burger menu for
the message on the Notifications card.
To view the complete list of unread notifications for the driver, tap All
Notifications on the Driver cockpit.
To update the message status (read or unread), tap the or the icon.
To filter messages based on the message status, tap Filter Only
Unread or All Notifications from the burger menu on
the Notifications page.
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