Track issues in the notification center
A chronological, read-only feed of the problems detected on your pages — failed registrations, a broken connection, a full page.
Updated July 22, 2026
What it’s for
The notification center is where Venue surfaces operational problems on the public-registration path: a rejected or missing Livestorm connection, a broken integration, a page that hit its registration limit, a throttled burst, and similar events. It’s the place to look when registrations aren’t coming through.
The feed is read-only and shows the newest events first. Each row is toned by severity so the things you must fix stand out from the purely informational ones.
Open Settings → Notifications. Problems are listed newest first, each with a colored dot: red for an error to fix, amber for a warning, blue for information.
Use the “Type” filter to narrow to a single category — connection rejected, registration full, rate limited, and so on. The counter on the right shows how many notifications match.
On a page-specific notification, click “View page” to open the affected registration page. A broken-integration notice points you to Settings → Integrations to reconnect.
Good to know
- The center is read-only and informational: there’s nothing to dismiss or acknowledge — fix the underlying issue and new events stop appearing.
- Red errors need action (for example, reconnect your Livestorm account); amber warnings are usually transient or capacity-related; blue entries need no action.
- A broken-integration notice is workspace-wide (not tied to one page) — a workspace admin reconnects it in Settings → Integrations.