Example of condition-based notifications

In this example, a user wants a notification to be generated when a product's re-order level becomes too low. This way, when the product's inventory falls under the product's re-order level, a notification can be triggered to the user.
Note: This is just an example.
  1. Navigate to the Notification Center.
  2. Click + Create New Notification to create a new notification.
  3. Complete the New Notification form by specifying and setting the details of the notification.
  4. Enable the Set schedule based on conditions property, then set the Repeats information.
  5. Click Select a Measure or Attribute in the When condition meets field to define your conditions to trigger the notification. The Condition panel is displayed.
  6. Search for Product.ProductName in the first Search columns field to set it as the base column.
  7. In the Where section, select the measure to use in the Search columns field to add as a filter to the alert condition. In this example, select Products.ReorderLevel.
  8. Select an Operator of Less Than.
  9. Specify a value of 100 in the Enter comma separated values.
  10. Click Validate to check if this condition can return data to trigger the notification.
  11. Click Back to save the condition.
    Now, when the schedule check is run, if data that meets the requirements of the condition are met, the notification is triggered.
    To add an additional condition to filter the results to a specific product:
  12. Click +Add Condition and select an operator of AND.
  13. Select Product.ProductName as the filter and Equals as the operator.
  14. Specify the product you want data to be returned. For example, Chai.
    Now, when the schedule check runs and the re-order level for chai is less than 100, a notification is triggered.
  15. Complete the Notifications form.