Notifications History – Open, Filter And Export Sent SMS And Email Alerts

Route4Me’s Customer Notifications and Alerts Module boosts customer satisfaction, reduces team resource costs, and automates routing operations. Your Notifications History lets you review when and how notifications were sent, with filters for trigger type, notification type, and more. On top of that, your Notifications log can be exported for reporting or analysis. Use this guide to help your enterprise business maximize the benefits of Route4Me’s Notifications History.

Open notifications history dashboard to view all sent customer SMS and email notifications from your account. Filter notifications history and export filtered notifications as CSV spreadsheet.

 

 

Open Notifications History – View Sent Route Updates

To open your Notifications History, go to “Security” in the Navigation Menu, then click “Notifications History“. Your Notifications History shows all Notifications sent from your Route4Me account, including those sent from sub-user accounts.

Open Your Notifications History

Notifications History shows all notifications sent from your Route4Me account.

 

Filter Notifications By Type, Trigger, Route ID Or Time Frame

For convenience, you can filter Notifications by specific parameters. For instance, you can filter by “Notification Type“. Just click the “Filters” button, then “Notification Type“. Select your option(s) and click “OK” to view your selections in the “Type” Column.

Filter your notification history by notification type to quickly sort and view specific alerts.

 

You can also filter by “Trigger“, or the specific action, that initiated the Notification. To do this, click the “Filters” button. Then, click “Trigger“, select your option(s), and click “Apply” to view your selections in the “Trigger” Column. Review the table below for a complete list of Notification Triggers.

Learn more about Route4Me’s Customer Notification Types.

Filter your notification history by Trigger, the action that initiated the notification.

Notification TypeDescription
Approved to ExecuteNotify customers when the route has been dispatched to a driver. This notification informs customers that their delivery has been scheduled.
Geofence EnteredNotify customers when the driver has entered the geofenced area, and the vehicle has been automatically detected as entering the geofenced area.
Geofence LeftNotify customers when the driver has left the geofenced area, and the vehicle has been automatically detected as leaving the geofenced area.
Delivery CompletedNotify customers when a route address has been marked as “Completed” by the driver. This notification informs customers of a successfully delivered order or successfully executed route destination.
Delivery SkippedNotify customers when their address is skipped by the driver. This notification informs customers that the driver did not attempt delivery or service.
Delivery FailedNotify customers when their address is marked as “Failed” by the driver. This notification informs customers that the address was visited but not successfully serviced or the delivery could not be made.
Next Customer NotificationNotify customers when their address is the next to be visited on the current route. This notification informs a customer that the driver is on their way to the customer’s address.

Alternatively, use the “Route ID” filter to view Notifications triggered and sent from a specific route. To do this, click the “Filters” button, then “Route ID“. Enter the route’s ID into the filter field and click “Apply” to view your selection in the “Route ID” column.  NOTE: To find the route ID, you’ll need to open the route in the Route Editor. Then, from the URL, copy the ID number, the string of digits and letters that appear after the final back slash (/) in the URL.

Filter customer notifications by Route ID to view those from a specific route.

 

If you want to filter by date, click the “Time Frame” button and select a specific date range to view all Notifications sent during that period. You then have the option to sort those Notifications from latest to earliest date or vice versa by clicking the Arrow Icon above the Date Column.

Filter notifications by date using the 'Time Frame' button to select a range, then sort them by latest or earliest using the arrow icon in the Date column.

 

Lastly, the “Message Column” provides a detailed view of each Notification’s content. To read the full text of a specific Notification, simply hover your cursor over the message. NOTE: You also have the option to copy a message by clicking the Copy Icon that appears when you hover over the message.

The 'Message' column displays notification content, allowing you to hover to read the full text or click the copy icon to duplicate it.

 

Export Notifications History – Download CSV Spreadsheet

You can export Notifications as a CSV file for reporting or auditing purposes. To do this, filter the specific Notifications you want to include in the export. Then, click the “Download” button to export the Notifications as a CSV spreadsheet. Refer to the table below to review the filters you can use to define the parameters of your exported Notifications.

Apply the preferred filters to show the notifications that you want to export.

FilterDescription
Notification TypeSMS Messaging, Email, and Email (SendGrid) notifications.
Time FrameShows all notifications that were sent within a specified date range.
TriggerShows all notifications that were triggered by a specific action.
Route IDShows all notifications that were sent from a specified route.

 

 

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