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What Are Alerts?

Automate perks, nudges, and alerts when key milestones—or risks—appear

Written by Growi
Updated over a week ago

Alerts are automated workflows that run in the background and take action the moment a creator meets a condition you define. You set the rule once, and Growi handles the rest — sending messages, updating pipeline stages, or notifying your team automatically.

For example, you could set up a workflow that: sends a congratulatory email to any creator who hits 10,000 views on a post, moves them to a VIP stage in your pipeline, and pings your Slack channel — all at the same time, without any manual work.

What can Alerts do?

Alerts can automate three types of actions when a condition is met:

Category

What you can do

CRM Updates

Automatically move a creator to a new pipeline stage or apply a tag to their profile or post.

Messaging

Automatically send an email, TikTok Shop DM, or SMS to the creator.

Internal Alerts

Automatically notify your team via Slack, Discord, email, or text message.

What can trigger an Alert?

There are five types of triggers you can use:

Trigger Type

What it monitors

Post Performance

Fires when a post hits a metric threshold — such as views, likes, shares, comments, engagement rate, GMV, or a specific hashtag in the description.

Sales / GMV

Fires when a creator's revenue hits a threshold — weekly GMV, monthly GMV, lifetime GMV, or total order count.

Post Activity

Fires based on posting behavior — such as going X days without posting, posting X times in a period, falling behind on deliverables, or approaching a due date.

Campaign/Contract Decision

Fires when a creator's application to a campaign or contract is accepted or rejected.

Tier Milestone

Fires when a creator reaches a view tier milestone.

How do I create an Alert?

  1. In the left sidebar, go to AI Workflows > Set Alerts.

  2. Click Create Workflow in the top right.

  3. Select Setup Custom Alerts.

  4. Follow the 5-step workflow builder: Goal, Scope, Nurture, Schedule, and Review.

Each trigger type has its own dedicated guide in this collection with full step-by-step instructions.

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