# Setting Up Real-Time Click Notifications

Actions are a core feature of Threadly and allow you to customize the button at the bottom of any message to drive your audience where you want them to go, or to open a form. For this example, imagine you are driving users to up a high intent link like a signup page. This article will walk you through how to setup an alert to get notified upon a user clicking your action button.

1. From the Actions screen, click View Action on the row you're looking to work with. You can also create a new action if you're looking to start fresh.
2. Navigate beneath the details, and click Create Notification\ <br>

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3. Select the user who should be notified that a button was clicked

With that, your notifications are setup and enabled. You can click into each notification to delete it, if you'd like. Once a user clicks on this button, you'll get notified like this:

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