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CyberVault notifications

Review vault events and mark notifications as read

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In simple words

CyberVault notifications is part of SelfRun CyberVault. Review vault events and mark notifications as read. This guide takes you through it in 3 short steps.

Where it fits in your work — Audit. The activity log shows who opened or changed what.

Before you start

You need to be signed in to your company's workspace. SelfRun CyberVault appears in the Workspace dashboard and in the left menu when your role includes it.
What you can see and change depends on your role. If a menu item or button is missing, ask your workspace owner to give your role access in Workspace → Users.
CyberVault notifications belongs to Notifications in SelfRun CyberVault. Review vault events and mark notifications as read.

Step by step

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Step 1
Open SelfRun CyberVault
Sign in and open the SelfRun CyberVault product from your Workspace dashboard (or sign in to it directly). You see only what your role allows.
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Step 2
Open CyberVault notifications
The mapped screen route is /cybervault/notifications. Open it in the signed-in SelfRun CyberVault app.
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Step 3
Use CyberVault notifications
Review vault events and mark notifications as read. The exact actions shown can depend on your role and the records available in your workspace.

Quick recap

Open SelfRun CyberVault → Open CyberVault notifications → Use CyberVault notifications

What it connects to

SelfRun ContractFlow AI
Signed documents are filed here.
SelfRun SprintOS
Client credentials for project work.
SelfRun CommandOS
Expiry alerts reach the right people.

Why use SelfRun CyberVault

SelfRun CyberVault replaces password & document vault tools and runs independently with its own sign-in and database.

Credential secrets encrypted at the application layer, with records access-controlled
A vault per client, kept separate
Expiry alerts so nothing lapses by surprise
Know exactly who opened or changed what

Who uses SelfRun CyberVault

Administrators
Own the company vault and its access rules.
Account managers
Keep each client's vault in order.
Employees
Use only the vaults and records shared with them.
Management
Watch expiries and review the activity log.

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FAQs

Common questions.

About CyberVault notifications and SelfRun CyberVault.

I cannot see CyberVault notifications in the menu.

Your role may not include it. Ask your workspace owner to open Workspace → Users and give your role access to SelfRun CyberVault.

Can I do this on my phone?

Yes. SelfRun AI works in the browser on any device and can be installed as an app on Android, iOS and desktop, with the same screens and the same data.

Does this cost extra?

No. CyberVault notifications comes with the SelfRun CyberVault product, and every product is included in every plan.

What is SelfRun AI?

SelfRun AI is a cloud platform that brings your sales, HR, finance, projects, procurement, training, documents, website and team communication into one system, with AI and workflow automation running through all of it.

Do I need to use every module?

No. Each plan includes a set of modules and you switch on only what you need during setup. You can turn modules on or off later from your workspace settings.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan is free forever and includes every product and every feature — no card needed. Paid plans add more people and bigger storage, AI, email and voice allowances.

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