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How to set up email notifications for my Booking Alerts in D365?

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Hello Microsoft users,

I am new to a company which uses Dynamics 365 for Sales & Marketing: adding new leads that come through, tracking & following up with these leads, converting to opportunities and adding new accounts when a sale/project is confirmed with a new customer. 

When it comes to managing our leads, I am trying to streamline our process so that all leads can be easily managed either by me (Marketing Manager) or by the Sales Director. I have discovered that I can add a Booking Alert (eg, call Bob on 5th July), for each lead in the Timeline within their record, which I thought would be really helpful. However my problem now is that I am not actually getting any alerts sent to me, either by email or as a notification when I log in to Dynamics 365 each morning. So at the moment the Booking Alerts are not helping me, since I have to manually seach for them on my Dynamics dashboard. 

I want to get the most out of the Booking Alert functionality, and need to get proper notifications set up to come to my email address (they could be per Lead/daily summary/weekly summary - any iteration of an email alert would be good).

As a secondary item, I'm also interested in automating alerts for those leads/alerts that I assign to other members of my team. Eg, so the system will nudge a team member that they need to call Bob on whatever day specified in the Booking Alert. 

We are an SME and do not have hundereds of leads, so volume of notification emails is not going to be an issue here. 

Please can someone offer some assistance and suggestions? 

Thank you. 

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  • Inogic Profile Picture
    651 on at
    How to set up email notifications for my Booking Alerts in D365?
     Hi Sophie,

    It seems like you’re looking for a robust solution to enhance the notification functionality for your Booking Alerts in Dynamics 365 CRM. I’d recommend checking out Alerts4Dynamics by Inogic. It’s a powerful sales alert management app specifically designed to streamline and enhance CRM notifications, meeting your requirements effectively.

    Here’s how Alerts4Dynamics can help you:

    Email Notifications for Booking Alerts: With Email Digest Workflow, you can configure Alerts4Dynamics to send unread or important notifications to your email inbox. These can be tailored to deliver updates daily, weekly, or monthly, giving you flexibility in how you manage your alerts. For instance: Set up a daily digest to get a summary of all Booking Alerts. Ensure individual notifications for critical tasks (e.g., “Call Bob on 5th July”) land in your email as they arise.

    Multiple Types of Alerts: Create four different types of alerts, i.e., Announcements, event-based, rule-based, and record-based alerts.
    Message Rich Text: Create engaging alerts with rich text formatting, links, and images for more descriptive notifications.
    Multiple Alert Modes: Display alerts as Pop-ups, Form Bar Notifications, Form Dialog Notification or E-mail.
    Search Notifications: The search bar on the alert panel lets users quickly find specific alerts, Announcements, and Notifications.
    Set Alert Priority: Categorize alerts based on their level of importance: information, warning, or critical.
    Multiple Languages: Craft alert messages in various languages. These alerts will only be visible in the specified language to users who have that language set as their CRM interface language.
    For more information or assistance with managing alerts and notifications in your CRM, please contact us at crm@inogic.com.

    If you are interested in testing the solution for your needs, then you should consider checking out our app for a 15-day free trial from our website or Microsoft AppSource.
     
    Thanks,
    Sam
    Website: www.inogic.com
  • Inogic Profile Picture
    651 on at
    RE: How to set up email notifications for my Booking Alerts in D365?

    Hi,

    To fulfil your requirement, you can also make use of Alerts4Dynamics productivity app. For more information, click here.

    Thanks!

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    LuHao Profile Picture
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    RE: How to set up email notifications for my Booking Alerts in D365?

    Hi Sophie,

    Booking Alerts is a function of schedule board in Dynamics 365 Field Service.

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/field-service/booking-alert

    So if users do not open schedule board, they will not see the alerts.

    You can create Tasks for users to assign them necessary work, and the Tasks in D365 will be synced to user's To-Do List in Outlook, this way the alerts pop-up in Outlook.

    For some automated jobs you can do it with Power Automate. Here I share a thread.

    https://community.dynamics.com/365/sales/f/dynamics-365-for-sales-forum/394369/send-automatic-reminder-email-to-opportunity-owners-if-the-opportunity-modified-on-date-is-more-than-12-months

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