Account, Billing & Data 11 June 2026

Manage Notifications and Sessions

Control notification preferences, unsubscribe where allowed, and revoke active sessions from devices you no longer use.

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Notification and session settings help keep your own account manageable. They do not change event-wide communications sent by organisers to participants.

Notification preferences

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Open Account settings > Notifications

Review the available notification types.

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Turn preferences on or off

Some critical notifications may be fixed so important account or security messages still reach you.

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Save preferences

Use the save action if the page requires it.

What preferences do not change

  • They do not stop event organisers from sending participant communications.
  • They do not remove account security messages that SmartGig must still send.
  • They do not change another team member's notification settings.
  • They do not control tenant SMS spend or automated SMS scenario settings.

Tenant SMS controls are separate

  • Owners and admins manage automated SMS scenarios in Settings > SMS Notifications.
  • Those tenant settings decide whether automated SMS can spend workspace SMS credits.
  • Email notification delivery remains free and continues when automated SMS is disabled or skipped.

Active sessions

01

Open Account settings > Security

Find Active Sessions.

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Review devices

Check IP address, browser, last active time, and whether it is the current session.

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Revoke unfamiliar sessions

End access for devices you do not recognise or no longer use.

When to revoke sessions

  • You changed your password after a concern.
  • You used a shared, borrowed, or temporary device.
  • A device is old, unfamiliar, or no longer under your control.

After changing password, revoke old sessions so previous devices do not remain signed in.

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