Describe, do not configure
"Tell me when any cold-room item is within 7 days of expiry" becomes a working rule.
Describe what you want to be told about in plain language and AI builds the rule — low stock, back in stock, expiring soon, scans from an unexpected device.

Traditional low-stock alerts are a single number per item and nothing else. Real businesses want stranger, more specific things: tell me when the expensive stuff is scanned out after hours, when anything in the cold room is within a week of expiry, when a product comes back in stock so I can tell a customer.
Here you describe the rule and the AI drafts it — matching on actions, items, tags, warehouses, aisles, quantities, custom fields and dates. The evaluation itself is deterministic code, not an AI guess, so once a rule exists it fires reliably every time.
"Tell me when any cold-room item is within 7 days of expiry" becomes a working rule.
AI drafts the rule; plain code evaluates it, so behaviour is predictable.
Fires on the upward crossing, not every time quantity changes.
Limit a rule to a tag, warehouse, aisle, or a value in any custom field.
VIP and above adds email delivery, paced and bundled so you are never spammed.
Activity, team events, purchasing and AI alerts in four colour-coded feeds.
Most useful alerts are too specific to exist as a checkbox. Describing them in a sentence is what makes them get created at all.
On the Notifications page, tell the AI what you want to know about.
Review the rule it proposes — what it watches and when it fires — then save it.
Alerts arrive in the bell, and by email on VIP and above.
Set a reorder level on the items that matter, or describe the rule you want ("tell me when any drink is under 12"). Alerts appear in the notification bell immediately, and on VIP plans they also arrive by email. If you use purchasing, low stock can go further and draft a purchase order automatically.
Yes — back-in-stock is handled as an upward crossing, so it fires when quantity goes from below your minimum to at or above it, rather than pinging on every change. It is the single most requested alert type from retail users.
No. Email alerts are paced to at most one per minute, with additional alerts bundled into the next message rather than sent separately, and each plan has a monthly allowance with a live usage counter on your billing page. In-app alerts are unlimited and free of that pacing.
Yes. Rules can match on any custom field, including dates — "anything expiring within 7 days" is a standard pattern for food, pharmacy and cosmetics — as well as tags, warehouses, aisles, quantities, devices and IPs.
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