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React Box

The mobile app

Notifications and widgets

The phone is the one screen you always carry. All the more reason for it to show only what earns the place.

Updated on August 14, 2026

Push notifications

The mobile channel is configured exactly like the others, from your account's notification preferences: one event type at a time. What you enable on mobile affects neither the web notification centre nor your emails — the three channels are independent.

Note

The system asks for permission to send notifications on first launch. If you declined, you can restore it from your phone's settings.

What deserves a mobile notification

A selection that works for most people.

  • Messages and mentions — this is what is waiting on an answer.
  • Document requests received — especially on the company side, where they gate the firm's work.
  • Exchange rate alerts — the decision to convert a currency is rarely made in front of a computer.
  • Document rejections — so you can fix things before the file falls behind.

Tip

Leave out what can be read cold: a document being created, an invitation being accepted or an analysis finishing all sit perfectly well inside the app.

iOS widgets

Two widgets to place on the home screen.

  • Pending documents

    The number of records awaiting attention for the active organization. One glance tells you whether there is work.

  • Exchange rates

    The latest Bank Al-Maghrib rates, for the currency of your choice, configurable straight from the widget.

Note

Widgets follow the active organization in the app: switching organization changes what they show. While nobody is signed in, they simply invite you to open React Box.

Live updates inside the app

Independently of system notifications, the app updates itself while open: a message arriving, a status changing, an analysis progressing. You never have to pull to refresh.