# Settings

## Manage Settings

**Step 1: Register/Login** - Create a new account or log in to your existing account on the[ ](https://app.zeeve.io/auth/signup)[Traceye Platform](https://app.traceye.io/account/login).

**Step 2: Navigate to Subquery Nodes** - Click on the **Subquery Nodes** present in the **DEDICATED INDEXING** section from the left navigation pane.

**Step 3:** You will be redirected to the **Subquery Nodes** screen to view a list of all existing nodes and their respective subquery.

**Step 4:** Select a subquery to navigate to its details page, then click on the **Settings** tab. This section displays all your configured settings.

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Step 5: To apply new settings, adjust them as needed and then click **Save** Button to confirm your changes.

## Setting Types

### Notifications

Subquery notifications are a pivotal feature for users who rely on subquery data for their applications or analyses. These notifications are designed to inform users about significant changes and milestones in the lifecycle of a subquery, enhancing the overall user experience by ensuring critical updates are timely communicated. Here are the main scenarios where notifications are triggered:

#### Subquery Status

Notifications are sent out once the status of a subquery changes to 'Healthy', 'Unhealthy', or 'Failed'. This feature is crucial for maintaining the reliability and performance of applications that depend on subquery data.

#### Completely Synced

Notifications are sent out once a subquery has fully synced with the blockchain. This ensures that users are aware of when the data from a subquery is up to date and reflects the latest state of the blockchain.

#### Query Ready

Notifications are sent out once the subquery are ready to be queried, ensuring that they can leverage the latest data and information immediately.

Implementing these notifications helps users monitor their subquery effectively, reducing the need for manual checks and enabling more efficient management of their applications or data analyses.

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You will receive notifications both in-app and via email.
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