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Set up case alerts

Receive email notifications when a case is approaching its expiry date or has reached a specific level of utilisation.

Introduction

You and your team can receive email notifications when a case is approaching its expiry date or has reached a specific utilisation. This means you'll no longer have to run a case report periodically to determine your clients' case end dates. Instead, you can opt for individuals or user groups to receive these email notifications.

Navigate to any case and click edit.

Screenshot of the Case page in splose showing the Edit button to access case alert settings

Scroll down and enable Case alerts and choose your preferences.

Screenshot of the Case edit page in splose showing the Case alerts section with the enable toggle and preference options

Case expiry notifications

This notification can be customised to several weeks or months before the case expiry date to suit their preference. By receiving these timely notifications, providers can stay on top of their cases and ensure that users never miss any critical deadlines.

Screenshot of the case expiry notification settings in splose showing the weeks or months before expiry selector

Case utilisation notifications

Set up alerts for when a case reaches a certain level of utilisation. For hours and budget alerts, you can specify when a case reaches a certain level of utilisation to get an email alert.

Screenshot of the case utilisation alert settings in splose showing the hours and budget threshold fields

For appointments, you can specify when a case reaches a specific number, such as sending an alert once five out of six appointments are invoiced.

Screenshot of the appointment utilisation alert settings in splose showing a threshold of 5 out of 6 appointments

Select individual users or user groups to receive these email notifications.

Screenshot of the case alert notification settings in splose showing the individual users and user groups selector

Case alerts will be emailed to the selected users and user groups accordingly.

Screenshot of the case alert email notification showing the case name, expiry date and action required
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