Available triggers for alerts on the Taqt dashboard

When and how Taqt alerts are triggered

Main alert triggers

Below are the alert triggers available along with their specific configuration options.


I. Tasks tracking (Completed and missed services)

This trigger allows to:

  • Receive a notification when a task is completed, or

  • Get notified when a task is missed (whether it was scheduled or not)

Trigger: Choose whether you want to be notified for completed or missed services
Service type: Select the service to monitor (cleaning, maintenance, etc.)
Notification frequency: Decide if the alert should be sent after each occurrence, daily, or weekly
Automatic scheduling: A new service can automatically be added to your Taqt calendar if one alert is triggered (meaning the service was missed)

Special case: Missed Task

Two types of missed task can be configured:

  • Unscheduled: You define an expected visit frequency (e.g. 2 services in the morning between 6 AM and 12 PM). If no visit is recorded during that time, an alert is triggered.

  • Scheduled: You define a time slot in the Tasks menu. The alert will be triggered either:

    • After the time slot ends

    • Or X minutes/hours after the time slot begins


II. Button press threshold

You can monitor a specific button (e.g. consumables, cleaning, etc.):

Button selection: Choose which button to monitor (only one per alert)
Threshold setting: Define the number of presses required to trigger the alert
Action: Notification or automatic service scheduled, triggered either immediately, daily, or weekly


III. Satisfaction

Satisfaction alerts are linked to the satisfaction rate recorded by the device:

  • Satisfaction threshold (e.g. 70%): the alert is triggered if the rate falls below this value

  • Dissatisfied presses: the alert is triggered if the device records several consecutive presses on the red/ bad button

Notes

Note: The satisfaction threshold and the number of presses can be adjusted only upon request at support@taqt.com


IV. Incident reporting

For devices with service request buttons:

  • A button press = one ticket opened in the Service Request menu

  • You can be alerted when:

    • A service is requested(ticket opened)

    • An service is completed (ticket closed)

Select the type of incident you wish to track (e.g. maintenance, cleanliness, etc.)

    Try Ubiqod


    Get 100 free credits to start building with Ubiqod: sign up here

      • Related Articles

      • Set up alerts and receive notifications

        Set up alerts and notifications The Taqt dashboard allows you to create alerts in order to be notified of various events: Services (completed or not) Button presses (e.g. service requests) Satisfaction (overall satisfaction rate, dissatisfaction) ...
      • I’m not receiving Taqt alerts : What should I do?

        ? No Taqt alerts received Taqt alerts are designed to automatically inform you of important events or issues, such as missed service, cleaning requests, or drops in customer satisfaction. If you’re not receiving alerts, there are a few simple things ...
      • What is included in a Taqt alert?

        ? Overview of Taqt Alerts (Email or SMS) Taqt alerts are designed to notify you immediately about events detected on your devices, such as a request for services, a missed service, a button press threshold being exceeded, or a customer ...
      • How to edit or delete an alert?

        Manage alerts on the Taqt portal Edit or delete an alert Learn how to edit, enable, disable, or delete your alerts from the Interactions & Notifications menu of the dashboard to maintain full control over your notifications. You can modify, ...
      • Can my client access the Taqt portal? Can I grant access to my client?

        ? Granting user access to a client It is entirely possible to grant a client access to the Taqt portal! Taqt offers a flexible user management system, enabling to easily share specific data with end clients while maintaining precise control over ...