Get notified when important feedback arrives - by sentiment, keywords, or custom rules.

🔔 Alerts

Never miss feedback that matters. Alerts are your early warning system — they flag important responses the moment they arrive, so you can act fast without constantly checking the Inbox.

Alerts can be triggered automatically by Sayify's AI or created manually by your team. Either way, they show up in one clean, filterable view. 🎯


⚡ How Alerts Work

When a respondent submits voice feedback, Sayify's AI analyses it in real‑time. If something matches an alert rule, a notification is created instantly:

  1. Response comes in → AI analyses sentiment, urgency, keywords, and more.
  2. Rule matches → An alert is created with the appropriate severity.
  3. You see it → The alert appears on the Alerts page and inside the related case.
  4. You act → Acknowledge it, resolve it, or jump straight to the case.

🏷️ Alert Types

Sayify supports 6 types of alerts — some triggered automatically by AI, others created manually:

Type Icon How it's triggered
Urgent Detected 🚨 AI detects that the respondent's feedback is urgent and needs immediate attention.
Negative Sentiment 😠 AI detects negative or strongly negative sentiment in a voice response.
SLA Unhandled A case has remained in New status beyond your SLA threshold.
Action Overdue 📋 A follow‑up action attached to a case has passed its due date.
Keyword Risk 🔍 The response transcript contains a risky or flagged keyword (e.g. "cancel", "lawsuit", "refund").
Manual / Custom ✏️ Created manually by a team member from within a case detail view.

The first five types are automatic — Sayify creates them for you. The last type lets your team flag things manually when human judgment is needed.


🎨 Severity Levels

Every alert has a severity level that controls its visual treatment and urgency:

Severity Icon Colour When to use
Info ℹ️ 🔵 Blue FYI — good to know, no immediate action needed.
Warning ⚠️ 🟡 Amber Worth attention soon — don't ignore for too long.
Critical 🚨 🔴 Red Needs immediate action — something important is happening.

Critical alerts get a bold red border on their card, making them impossible to miss. ⚡


📊 Alert Statuses

Each alert moves through a simple lifecycle:

Status Colour Meaning
Open 🔴 Red Brand new — hasn't been seen or acted on yet.
Acknowledged 🟡 Amber You've seen it and are aware, but it's not resolved yet.
Resolved 🟢 Green Addressed and closed — no further action needed.

Taking Action on Alerts

Each alert card has action buttons on the right side:

  • 📋 Response — Jump directly to the original response (when available).
  • Acknowledge — Mark the alert as seen (available for open alerts).
  • Resolve — Close the alert as addressed (available for open and acknowledged alerts).
  • 📂 Case Link — Click to open the related case in the Inbox.

🔍 Filtering Alerts

The Alerts page opens with Open alerts shown by default — so you see what needs attention first. Use the filter bar to narrow down:

Filter Options
Status All, Open, Acknowledged, Resolved
Severity All, Critical, Warning, Info
Type All, Urgent Detected, Negative Sentiment, SLA Unhandled, Action Overdue, Keyword Risk, Manual
Overdue All, Overdue only

Filters combine together, so you can quickly find things like "all critical open alerts" or "overdue SLA alerts".


🃏 Alert Cards

Each alert is displayed as a card with rich information at a glance:

Element What it shows
Severity icon ℹ️, ⚠️, or 🚨 on the left edge.
Title A concise label describing what triggered the alert.
Message Optional description with more context.
Severity badge Colour‑coded pill (Info / Warning / Critical).
Status badge Colour‑coded pill (Open / Acknowledged / Resolved).
Due date If set, shows the deadline. Overdue alerts get a red ⏰ badge.
Case link 📂 Click to open the parent case.
Timestamp When the alert was created.

Critical alerts have a red left border while warning/info alerts have an amber left border — so your eyes are drawn to what matters most.


🔗 Alerts Inside Cases

Alerts don't just live on the Alerts page. They also appear in the right column of every case detail view in the Inbox. From there you can:

  • See all alerts tied to that specific case.
  • Acknowledge or resolve them inline.
  • Create new manual alerts directly from the case.

This means you can manage alerts from whichever view fits your workflow — the dedicated Alerts page for a workspace‑wide overview, or inside individual cases for focused attention.


💡 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Alerts

  • Check Alerts daily — Start your day by filtering for open critical alerts. These are the fires you need to put out first.
  • Use Acknowledge wisely — If you've seen an alert but need time to respond, acknowledge it. This keeps your "Open" view clean while still tracking unresolved items.
  • Don't ignore SLA alerts — These mean a respondent's feedback has been sitting untouched. Fast follow‑up builds trust and improves retention.
  • Review Keyword Risk alerts — These can surface legal, churn, or escalation risks that sentiment analysis alone might miss.
  • Create manual alerts — When you notice something important during a case review, flag it with a manual alert so your team sees it too.
  • Set due dates — Adding a deadline to alerts helps your team prioritise and prevents things from falling through the cracks.

🎓 What's Next?

  • Inbox — Review and manage all voice responses and cases.
  • Intake Page — Customise the respondent experience.
  • Webhooks — Push alerts and events to external tools.
  • Key Concepts — Review all platform building blocks.
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