How do I add a new Automated User Alert?
Tuesday, 15 May 2007 9:28 AM
Your IASP Control Panel's Automated Messages module contains a multitude of
customisable web and email messages for many aspects of the site, including
merge information (such as the user's name).
Each of these messages is triggered by certain circumstances outlined in their description (e.g. emailed to the user upon successful completion of an online purchase, or after an enquiry).
If there are additional situations not listed in the Automated Messages panel in which you would like users to receive customisable emailed or on-screen messages, IASP can take advantage of the underlying engine's extreme customisability to configure highly personalised behaviour for set circumstances, including emailing configurable text with optional attachments (including dynamically generated PDFs) to the current user or administrators.
If you would like to request implementation of customised trigger, auto-responder or alert behaviour, please raise a support ticket through your IASP Control Panel specifying in as much detail as possible where and what you'd like to happen, and one of our representatives will be in touch to discuss it with you.
Each of these messages is triggered by certain circumstances outlined in their description (e.g. emailed to the user upon successful completion of an online purchase, or after an enquiry).
If there are additional situations not listed in the Automated Messages panel in which you would like users to receive customisable emailed or on-screen messages, IASP can take advantage of the underlying engine's extreme customisability to configure highly personalised behaviour for set circumstances, including emailing configurable text with optional attachments (including dynamically generated PDFs) to the current user or administrators.
If you would like to request implementation of customised trigger, auto-responder or alert behaviour, please raise a support ticket through your IASP Control Panel specifying in as much detail as possible where and what you'd like to happen, and one of our representatives will be in touch to discuss it with you.
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