What this article covers: How the notification bell in BrizoConsol works — the alerts it raises about connections, data, mapping, and your account, how severity is shown, and how to open the Daily Brief from it.
The bell icon in the top header lists alerts that need attention for your group. The bell’s colour reflects the most severe open notification, and each notification carries a High, Medium, or Low severity pill.
🛈 Group-level checks: Notifications are evaluated for the whole subscription (the top organisation), even when you are viewing an individual entity.
1. Notification Types
Notification
What it means
Unconnected Companies
One or more companies are not yet connected to an accounting system.
Data Stale
Connected companies have not synced recently. Severity is High or Medium depending on how long it has been.
Token Expired / Expiring
The connection to an accounting system has expired or is about to expire. Reconnect the organisation. High.
Possible Token Expiry
Connected companies have had no data loading update for several days, so the connection token may have expired. Medium.
KPI Formula Error
One or more KPI formulas are broken and the notification names them. High. See Custom KPIs.
Exchange Rates Missing
Required exchange rates are missing for the periods listed. High. See Exchange Rates.
Unmapped Accounts
Some accounts are not mapped to the Common Chart of Accounts. See Account Mapping.
Missing Chart of Accounts
One or more organisations have no chart of accounts, which blocks data loading and reporting. High.
Mapping Type Mismatch
Mapped accounts are linked to a different account type. Medium. See Account Mapping.
NCI Loss-of-Control Account Missing
A subsidiary has a disposal below 50% ownership, but the Disposal gain/loss (loss of control) account is not configured. Medium. See NCI.
Password Expired
Your password has expired and must be changed. See Profile & Security.
Subscription expire soon
Your subscription expires within the number of days shown.
New Comment
Another user has sent you a comment. See Comments.
2. Acting on a Notification
Where a notification has a View link, click it to open the screen where the issue can be fixed. Most notifications clear on their own once the underlying issue is resolved. When there is nothing to report, the list shows There are no notifications.
3. Opening the Daily Brief
The Daily Brief entry at the top of the notification list opens the Daily Brief at any time, whatever your automatic-open setting. See Daily Brief.
