Notifications

Notifications

Raisetalk notifications allow you to receive automatic email alerts when specific criteria are detected during conversation analysis. Rather than reviewing your reports after the fact, you are alerted in real time to take immediate action.

Accessing the configuration

Notifications are configured from the Automations menu in your Raisetalk workspace. Any user with the manage_automations permission can create and manage notifications.

Click Create an automation then select the Notification type to access the configuration form.

Empty notification configuration form

Configuring a notification

1. Name and describe the alert

Give your notification a clear name so you can easily find it in your automations list. For example: "Churn alert - retention team" or "Script non-compliance escalation".

2. Define trigger conditions

Select one or more criteria from your analysis grid. The notification will be triggered when these criteria are flagged (or not flagged, depending on your configuration) during a conversation evaluation.

You can combine multiple conditions for highly targeted alerts. For example: trigger an alert only when the "Churn risk" criterion and the "Expressed dissatisfaction" criterion are both flagged.

Notification trigger conditions configuration

3. Choose recipients

Three options are available to define who will receive the notification:

  • By role: automatically alert the advisor's supervisor, their N+2, or any other role defined in your organization. Recipients are dynamically determined based on the team hierarchy.
  • By user: designate specific Raisetalk platform users who will systematically receive the alert.
  • By email: enter free-form email addresses to send alerts to people outside the platform. Useful for involving teams that do not have access to Raisetalk.

These three modes can be combined: for example, you can alert the direct supervisor (by role) and a specific quality manager (by user) at the same time.

Notification recipients configuration by role, user or email

4. Customize the email template

Write the subject and body of the email using mail merge variables. These variables will be automatically replaced with the conversation information at the time of sending.

Examples of available variables:

VariableDescription
[[conversation_id]]Unique conversation identifier
[[conversation_date]]Conversation date
[[advisor_name]]Advisor name
[[advisor_email]]Advisor email
[[team_name]]Team name
[[conversation_link]]Direct link to the conversation in Raisetalk
[[score]]Overall evaluation score

The complete list of available variables is accessible directly in the configuration interface, when editing the email template.

This allows you to create personalized and immediately actionable emails, containing all the information needed to handle the situation.

Notification email template with mail merge variables

Example of a received notification

When the configured conditions are met during a conversation evaluation, recipients receive an email containing personalized information based on the defined template. The email includes a direct link to the conversation in Raisetalk for immediate access.

Example of a received notification email in Raisetalk

Use cases

  • Churn prevention: alert the retention team as soon as a customer expresses an intention to leave, to organize a retention callback within minutes.
  • Quality escalation: notify the supervisor when an advisor fails to comply with a critical script element (legal disclaimer, identity verification...).
  • Sales opportunities: inform the sales team when a customer shows interest in a complementary product detected during the conversation.
  • Irritant detection: escalate recurring product or process issues to the relevant teams in real time for quick resolution.