# Notifications

Distributional analyzes your data and executes your tests, but we also want to alert you about the status of your tests and the health of your app as new data arrives. We provide a notifications suite, to enable you to receive updates about your app’s health as you desire.

<figure><img src="/files/buDMBWjfGbusBiCy6dIA" alt="" width="342"><figcaption><p>Customize your notifications at the Project Detail page.</p></figcaption></figure>

Notifications are configured as part of a Project, as seen in the screenshot above. When a test session fails by some predefined margin (e.g., more than 20% failures), members of your team can receive an alert, such as a Pagerduty. Or, if certain tests concern only certain members of your team, notifications to those members can be limited to only those tests failing.

Learn more about notifications [here](/v0.24.x/using-distributional/notifications.md).


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