Partner Partner keeps a running count of the things worth your attention, so you don't have to go looking for them. It appears in a bell at the top of your workspace. This article explains what the bell shows, what happens when you click it, and what kinds of things put a number there.
The bell is intentionally simple today: a count and a click. There is no separate inbox or drop-down list yet — clicking takes you straight to where the items live.
1. What the bell shows
The bell shows a 🔔 followed by a number at the top of your workspace. That number is how many items currently need your attention and haven't been looked at yet.
When nothing is waiting, the count reads zero. When something new comes up, the number goes up.
The bell is a live count, not a message list — it tells you how many things are waiting, and clicking it takes you to where they are.
2. What happens when you click it
Clicking the bell does two things at once:
It marks the waiting items as read. The count clears back to zero, because you've now been pointed at them.
It takes you to where those items live. If you're an agency, the bell takes you to your Receipts. If you're a tech partner, it takes you to the items waiting for you to review.
So a single click both acknowledges the count and drops you in the right place to act on it. There's no separate list to open first.
3. What puts a number on the bell
Partner Partner adds to your bell count when something in your partner data genuinely needs a look. In practice that means one of three things has happened:
Something new and important has shown up — a fresh item worth bringing to a partner conversation.
An existing problem has gotten more serious — something already on your radar has moved up in priority.
A problem you'd previously cleared has come back — an item you thought was settled has reappeared.
The bell is deliberately quiet. Routine, low-priority, or already-snoozed items don't add to the count — only the things that are worth your attention right now do. That's why a click on the bell reliably lands you on things that matter, rather than a wall of noise.
4. Each workspace has its own count
The bell is scoped to your workspace. You only ever see the count of items that belong to you — never another agency's or another partner's. When a teammate in the same workspace clears the bell, it clears for that shared workspace's items.
If you're an agency and you want to understand what a given item means once you land on it, your Receipts carry the detail: the evidence behind each one and how confident Partner Partner is in it.