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New Feature: Notifications

By Josh Pigford on March 16, 2014
Last updated on December 08, 2023

Staying on top of what’s happening with your business can be a lot of work, especially when it comes to making sure you’re not missing out on revenue or making a great impression with your customers.

Today, we’ve launched something to help with both of those called Notifications.

Now you and your team can get notified via email right when important activity happens with your business, or get a daily summary of it.

These are customizable on a per-user basis, so each user on your account only receives emails that are useful to them!

A few quick ways they can be put to use…

  • Failed Charges: When a customer’s charge fails, you can immediately follow up and help them update their billing.
  • Cancellations: Follow up with customers who have cancelled to learn what you could have done better.
  • New Customers: Welcome new customers and learn more about their business.
  • Downgrades: When you notice a lot of downgrades it can be an indication that your plans aren’t serving your users well.

Hope you enjoy the new feature! It’s currently available on our Startup and higher plans.

Check it out let me know what you think!

Josh Pigford

Josh is most famous as the founder of Baremetrics. However, long before Baremetrics and until today, Josh has been a maker, builder, and entrepreneur. His career set off in 2003 building a pair of link directories, ReallyDumbStuff and ReallyFunArcade. Before he sold those for profits, he had already started his next set of projects. As a design major, he began consulting on web design projects. That company eventually morphed into Sabotage Media, which has been the shell company for many of his projects since. Some of his biggest projects before Baremetrics were TrackThePack, Deck Foundry, PopSurvey, and Temper. The pain points he experienced as PopSurvey and Temper took off were the reason he created Baremetrics. Currently, he's dedicated to Maybe, the OS for your personal finances.