Filament's sendToDatabase() offers convenient database notifications. However, directly specifying a queue for these notifications isn't a built-in option. Filament notifications for the database are handled by Laravel's notification system. Specifically, toDatabase() creates a DatabaseNotification object that implements ShouldQueue. This means it uses the default queue connection configured in your Laravel application. To control which specific queue a database notification is dispatched to, you need to use the toDatabase() method instead of sendToDatabase(). After calling toDatabase(), you can then chain the onQueue() method to specify your desired queue name. This approach allows you to leverage Laravel's queue system for finer control while staying within Filament's notification framework. It is also possible to reuse a notification instance when sending to multiple users on the same queue. For simpler needs, sendToDatabase() suffices. For queue management, switching to toDatabase()->onQueue('your_queue_name') provides the necessary flexibility. The author is considering a pull request to add direct queue support to sendToDatabase().