How to Create a Notification Trigger?

Created by Bitumio Support, Modified on Mon, 28 Oct, 2024 at 5:36 PM by Bitumio Support

Bitumio > Left Navigation Bar > Organization Settings > Notification Triggers


1. Follow the above-mentioned workflow to land on the Email Triggers screen.


2. Click the button. This takes you to the Create Trigger screen.



3. Choose the type of the trigger using the Select Type dropdown.  Some Triggers are specific to a Proposal and others are specific to a Job. The Type of Trigger helps clarify what the underlying rule will use to determine when to send the proposal.



4. After a type is selected, the Select Event dropdown is revealed. Use this dropdown to select the event type. The Event determines what action will invoke the Trigger. A couple examples of Trigger Events: 


Proposal Won - Once a Proposal has been signed it is automatically marked as Won. This is a great time to send a "Thank you! We look forward to working with you." email.
 

Proposal Sent and Not Viewed - If a Proposal has been sent but it has not been viewed by the Prospect, this is a great time to send a follow up email to the prospect AND send an email to the estimator to let them know the Proposal they sent has not been viewed and they should follow up. 

Proposal Viewed and Not Signed - Situations where Prospects have viewed the proposal but did not sign could indicate they have questions or reservations about the proposal. This is a good time to follow up with the prospect proactively to ask if they had any questions about the proposal. An internal email to the estimator could nudge them to follow up. 



5. Give the Trigger a name using the Name field and Activate. The Name is to help differentiate if you have multiple of the same Trigger Events but sending on different schedules. 



Inactive Triggers will not send any emails.


Active Triggers will send emails.



6. Define how long to wait to follow up using the Select Days Delay field. This determines the amount of time between when the email qualifies for the action and when the action is Triggered. 

Example: Entering "2" here would mean that once the Prospect views the Proposal but does not sign, Bitumio will wait 2 days before sending the "Proposal Viewed Not Signed" email.
 

If the Prospect signs the Proposal within that 2 day window, Bitumio will suppress the email. 



7. Mark the checkbox(s) for the recipients you want to include under the Recipients heading.


Main Contact is the contact you have associated with the proposal.


Estimator is the individual assigned to estimate the job costs.


All proposal recipients sends the trigger to all recipients for the proposal.



8. Define the additional recipients using the Additional Recipients. Emails can be sent to external Clients/Prospects or Internal Employees or Both.



9. To enable email trigger, turn on the Enable Email Trigger toggle button.



10. Add the message that should be sent to the recipients. Text, Images, Videos, Tables can all be added to an email.  



11. Similarly, turn on the Enable SMS Trigger toggle button in case you want to enable the SMS trigger.



12. Use the textbox to develop the SMS notification trigger.


13. Once the notification trigger is configured, click the button.





Was this article helpful?

That’s Great!

Thank you for your feedback

Sorry! We couldn't be helpful

Thank you for your feedback

Let us know how can we improve this article!

Select at least one of the reasons
CAPTCHA verification is required.

Feedback sent

We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article