About this block

Notification Rules List is an ordered routing manager where each row names a rule, spells its conditions out as chips (priority is Urgent, source is Alerting), points to the delivery channels it targets, and carries its own enable switch beside a drag handle. A muted fallback row states what happens when nothing matches: the notification is delivered in app only.

Rules are one typed array with conditions and channels. Order matters, and the footer note says rules run top to bottom while the first match decides delivery. The drag handle is the affordance that makes that priority editable rather than fixed.

When to use

Reach for this block on the notifications settings page or a dedicated routing surface, wired to your rules engine and channel integrations. Evaluate rules server side in the same top to bottom order the UI shows, so a test in settings matches real delivery.

A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:

Before

• Notification settings inline

After

• Push preview settings

What you can display

One strong use is the event routing ruleset. Other rule lists:

• Alert policies. The same shape pointed at monitoring alerts with severity conditions.
• Inbox filters. Conditions that sort mail into folders instead of channels.
• Automation triggers. Rules that run an action, not a notification, when they match.

Tip: show the fallback row plainly; a rules list that hides its default leaves users guessing where unmatched events go.