Where do I find notices from MargenOptimierer?
Last updated: 31 October 2026 · The MargenOptimierer app is in German. Button and menu names are shown exactly as you see them, with the English meaning in brackets.
Notices are messages from MargenOptimierer to you, for example about a new feature or new terms and conditions (AGB). They have no page of their own and no menu item. They appear on their own as a window or as a bar at the very top while you work in MargenOptimierer. Once you've answered a notice, you can't open it again in the app.
How it works
- Answer with the button in the notice, for example Verstanden (understood) or Zustimmen (agree).
- If you want to answer later, click Später (later). For a new feature the button is called Später ansehen (view later). If this button and the cross are missing, the notice stays open until you answer.
Example: New terms from 1 December 2026
You're an Admin of your company. On 27 October 2026 a window appears about new AGB that apply from 1 December 2026. It says „Ohne Zustimmung kannst du ab dem 01.12.2026 nicht weiterarbeiten.“ (without agreeing, you can't keep working from 1 December 2026.) You read the AGB through the Lesen (read) link, tick the box and click Zustimmen. That means you've agreed for your whole company. Only the owner or an Admin can agree, and with another role the window says who can.
Which other notices you can get
New AGB and prices by email
The owner and the Admins also get notices about new AGB and price changes by email. You can reread them there, even if you've already answered them in the app. The current AGB are always at margenoptimierer.de/agb.
When prices go up
A price increase shows the previous prices, the new prices and the day they apply from. If you do nothing, the new prices apply from that day. If you don't agree, click Widersprechen (object). The owner or an Admin can do this. If you object, your contract ends on the day before the new prices, and until then you work as usual. You'll then find your objection as a support ticket under Support.
Surveys and reviews
In a survey you answer one question after another. In a request for a review you give one to five stars. If you give three stars or fewer, you add what should get better. That arrives at Support as a support ticket, and you'll find it under Support.
Next
- How do I write a support ticket?
- What can each role do?