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How do I assign specific alerts to specific people and / or groups

by UXStackExchange on November 27, 2017 in uxstackexchange

I'm redesigning a system that currently sends alerts to groups based on a variety of criteria. The client needs to be able to assign certain alerts to both groups and individuals.

Alerts may be based on location, temperature deviation, period of time, etc.

Key to the success here is that everything originates from an order. So I need to be able to

  1. Create order
  2. Assign order contents
  3. Assign order logistics
  4. Assign sensor(s) specifications, i.e checkpoint locations, acceptable temperature range, etc.
  5. Assign specific alerts to individuals and/or groups

Are there any known apps models that already do this particularly well?

Thanks on advance!

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How do I assign specific alerts to specific people and / or groups

by UXStackExchange on November 27, 2017 in uxstackexchange

I'm redesigning a system that currently sends alerts to groups based on a variety of criteria. The client needs to be able to assign certain alerts to both groups and individuals.

Alerts may be based on location, temperature deviation, period of time, etc.

Key to the success here is that everything originates from an order. So I need to be able to

  1. Create order
  2. Assign order contents
  3. Assign order logistics
  4. Assign sensor(s) specifications, i.e checkpoint locations, acceptable temperature range, etc.
  5. Assign specific alerts to individuals and/or groups

Are there any known apps models that already do this particularly well?

Thanks on advance!

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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