What types of notifications does MyOperator send and where will I receive them?

What types of notifications does MyOperator send and where will I receive them?

⚡Quick answer-

MyOperator issues six notification categories—product updates, billing, support, call events, security, and custom alerts. By default they appear in the in-app Notification Center (🔔 icon) and, if you enable them, via email, SMS, mobile push, or third-party integrations such as Slack.

When should I use this guide?

Use this FAQ to:

(a) understand every alert category,

(b) decide which channels are best for each team, and (c) troubleshoot missing or excessive notifications.


1. Notification categories and examples

Category

Typical triggers

Example alert text

Product & feature updates

New feature roll-out, UI change

“Introducing WhatsApp integration—learn more”

Billing & usage

Low balance, invoice ready, recharge success

“Balance below ₹500—auto-recharge paused”

CRM & support

Ticket reply, maintenance notice

“#2345: Your issue has been resolved”

Call events

Missed call, voicemail, recording ready

“Voicemail from +1-415-555-9876 (0 : 35)”

Security & admin

New device login, role change

“Admin role assigned to user bob@acme.com

Custom alerts

Webhook or integration events

“Slack alert: VIP lead entered pipeline”


2. Delivery channels at a glance

Channel

Default?

Best for

Notes

In-app Notification Center

All alerts

Click the 🔔 icon (top-right)

Email

Billing, support threads

Check spam filters

SMS

Off

Urgent call or SLA alerts

Consumes SMS quota

Mobile push

Off

Real-time operational alerts

Enable in the mobile app

Integrations (Slack, CRM)

Optional

Team workflows

Configure in Integrations tab


3. Manage your notification preferences

Path: Profile → Notifications (agents) or Manage → Settings → Notifications (admins)

Step-by-step

  1. Toggle each channel (In-app, Email, SMS, Push) for every category.
  2. Choose frequency—Immediate or Daily Digest—where shown.
  3. Admins can set organisation-level defaults and override by role.
  4. Click Save. New settings take effect instantly.

4. Why a notification might not arrive

• SMS quota exhausted (e.g., 100 SMS / 24 h limit).

• Department name too long—template breaks in SMS.

• Mobile-app push blocked at OS level.

• Email caught by corporate spam filter.

• User not enrolled for that channel (check Profile → Notifications).


5. Troubleshooting checklist

Issue

Quick fix

No in-app alerts

Verify the 🔔 icon and confirm notifications aren’t muted in Profile.

Emails missing

Check spam folder; confirm address in Profile is correct.

Agents lack SMS after-call alerts

Enable SMS for user/department and confirm quota.

No push notifications

Open phone Settings → Notifications → allow MyOperator.

Still stuck

Contact Support with timestamp, username, and screenshot of settings.


6. Best-practice tips

• Use email for records and invoices; reserve SMS/push for time-critical alerts.

• Enable Daily Digest for low-urgency product news.

• Keep department names concise to prevent SMS template overflow.

• Route non-critical alerts to in-app only to save SMS quota.


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