OrderAlerts

Develop by Shopify

$4.99

/ Month

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Auto-alert to relevant staff member when an order is triggered

Custom email templates

Auto order alerts

Tag-based routing

About OrderAlerts

Launched Feb 27, 2019

Built by Shopify

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SOUTH PLYMPTON SA, ADELAIDE, SA, 5038, AU

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Description

OrderAlerts app sends new order alerts to relevant staff member/supplier automatically based on tag.

The main feature of this app is that it will notify the specific staff member handling the particular department related to incoming order, based on tags assigned to the order, so they can easily check their own orders they have to process and make out them for fast delivery. The admin can customize the email template layout. The email templates consists of order information, product information and customer information details. It provides an easy solution to overcome the workload of owner.

Overcome admin workload through automatic staff order alert notifications.
Categorize and route the orders to relevant staff members based on order tag.
Effortless Integration. Customisable email templates.

Pros

Automatically notifies relevant staff members, reducing response time
Customizable email templates allow for tailored communication
Helps manage workload by organizing and routing orders to specific staff members
Order, product, and customer information are clearly laid out in notifications
Easy integration with existing systems

Cons

Depends heavily on proper tagging of orders to function correctly
Customization options might be overwhelming for users unfamiliar with email templates
Possible delays or misrouting if tags are not accurately maintained
Limited reviews available to gauge long-term performance and reliability
May not be suitable for very small teams where manual assignment is more efficient