# Tutorials

### In-App Notifications as a User Preference <a href="#tutorials-in-appnotificationsasauserpreference" id="tutorials-in-appnotificationsasauserpreference"></a>

Why leaving JIRA to read notification emails in Outlook? Receive in-app notifications **within** JIRA. In-app notifications is a powerful and effective means of getting notified. [Read on.](#tutorials-in-appnotificationsasauserpreference)&#x20;

### Switch Entire Projects from Email to In-App Notificaitons <a href="#tutorials-switchentireprojectsfromemailtoin-appnotificaitons" id="tutorials-switchentireprojectsfromemailtoin-appnotificaitons"></a>

Enable In-App Notifications project wide with a few clicks. Combine email and in-app notifications using Notification schemes. [Read on.](#tutorials-switchentireprojectsfromemailtoin-appnotificaitons)

### Self Service Notifications <a href="#tutorials-selfservicenotifications" id="tutorials-selfservicenotifications"></a>

Let end users control their notification rules instead of enforcing rules by notification schemes. [Read on.](#tutorials-selfservicenotifications)&#x20;


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