# Notification

### **Overview**

testmy20apps.com provides a **fully automated notification system** to ensure smooth closed testing. Developers do not need to configure notifications manually—our platform handles everything. However, developers have the flexibility to customize notifications as needed.

### **Where to Manage Notifications**

Developers can access and manage notifications from the **Notification Settings** section within their dashboard. Here, they can view and customize the notifications sent to testers during the testing process.

### **Automated Notifications for Testers**

The system automatically sends the following **key notifications** to testers:

| **Notification Type**     | **Description**                                           | **Trigger Time**                        |
| ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| **New App Available**     | Notifies testers about a new app for testing.             | 24 hours after adding the app.          |
| **App Start Testing**     | Confirms that testing has started.                        | Sent immediately after 12 testers join. |
| **Daily Morning Status**  | Reminds testers to complete their daily testing.          | Sent at **9:00 AM** every day.          |
| **Today Testing Pending** | Alerts testers who haven’t completed testing for the day. | Sent at **6:00 PM** daily.              |
| **Testing End**           | Notifies testers that the testing period is complete.     | Sent immediately after testing ends.    |

### **Customizing Notifications**

* Developers can **enable/disable** specific notifications.
* Modify notification content if needed.
* View notification logs for better tracking.

This feature ensures that **testers stay engaged and complete the testing process efficiently**, increasing the chances of **seamless Play Console approval** for developers. 🚀


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