You can create Automations on Makerble that perform an Action when certain Criteria are met.
How it works in 3 steps
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Choose the Criteria you want Makerble to look for  | Choose the Actions you want Makerble to do 
| Now sit back and wait for Makerble to: (1) spot contacts who match the Criteria  (2) do the Actions, e.g. create an In-App Alert  |
Automation Criteria and Automation Actions
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Every automation is specific to a single project.
Separate Automation Actions are performed for every individual contact who meets the Automation’s Criteria
Get started with Automations
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Change in terminology
Alert Triggers are now called Automations
Alerts are now called In-App
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Alert Triggers allow you to define a set of conditions which when met, cause an alert to be triggered.
Alerts are triggered by things that happen to your Contacts.
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3 step explanation
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An alert trigger is like a radar
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It scans Makerble for specific things
Using this analogy:
the radar is the Alert Trigger
the dot in the radar is the Alert
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You decide what you want the radar to look for
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This is what you do whenever you create or edit an Alert Trigger
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When the radar sees something that matches your criteria, it generates an 'alert'
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This is the Alert that the user gets in their top menu
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You can see all of your ‘radars' (in other words, your organisation's Alert Triggers) on the Manage Alert Triggers page
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How to create an Alert Trigger
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How alerts work
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Alerts are a special type of notification
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A number appears next to the Alerts button in the top menu to tell you how many unresolved Alerts you have
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An alert can either be unresolved or resolved
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Each alert you receive is about a single contact
Get started with Alerts
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In order for you or anyone in your organisation to receive Alerts, one of your Organisation Admins must create an Alert Trigger |
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