GoSpotCheck enables teams and managers to establish automated alerts and escalations to ensure critical information and updates are never missed. That means your team can be nimble and respond to issues and opportunities from the field while maintaining focus on top priorities.
Monitoring out-of-stocks? Set an alert for when a SKU is identified as OOS in a GoSpotCheck mission. Keeping a close eye on food safety? Set an alert for when an item goes out-of-temp. Filter-based alerts give you the flexibility to tailor email notifications to users based on what is important in their role.
For the mobile user, GoSpotCheck supports two types of notifications: in-app and direct-to-device. Alert distributed teams when new missions and tasks are available for them to complete, or when an incomplete mission is expiring soon to ensure they never miss a deadline.
When you design a mission (our term for a task or checklist) with our drag-and-drop form builder, each task response can trigger alerts in reporting to notify you of key updates in real-time. Missions are used to guide teams through tasks, and additional power comes from reporting on the quality of operational execution delivered.
Our Mission Scheduler makes sure that the right tasks are assigned to the right person, at the right place, at the right time. Control the time and frequency tasks should be completed at, and select in-app and push notifications to alert users to new tasks. Both notification types are easily configured within the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard.
In-app notifications are just a tap away for any GoSpotCheck mobile user -- tap the icon to view an inbox of all current notifications on tasks to complete. These alerts keep all tasks and communications prioritized in one place for mobile users, so they never miss an assignment and can review work on the go.
In addition to in-app notifications, GoSpotCheck supports direct-to-device push notifications. Mobile users can enable push notifications to receive alert messages when new missions are available, or when current missions are expiring. Push notifications will display on the device’s lock screen, just like a text message would.
In the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard, Filters allow users to slice and dice reporting views based on variables that they select. Users can filter by places, tasks, users, dates and much more to view the most relevant data possible. Filters are also what power email alerts in our system -- save one in GoSpotCheck, and you’ll have the option to schedule a second email alert when tasks are completed that match the initial filter you set.
Email alerts enable desktop users to receive notifications when relevant mission responses are submitted so that high-priority issues can be flagged and reviewed in real-time. Establish alert triggers based on specific data within the mission, the time of the mission submission, or by the user submitting the response.
As email alerts are triggered, the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard maintains an inbox of alerts -- allowing you to review all high-priority notifications in one place. Review alerts daily, weekly, monthly or with whatever cadence is right for you.
When you design a mission (our term for a task or checklist) with our drag-and-drop form builder, each task response can trigger alerts in reporting to notify you of key updates in real-time. Missions are used to guide teams through tasks, and additional power comes from reporting on the quality of operational execution delivered.
Our Mission Scheduler makes sure that the right tasks are assigned to the right person, at the right place, at the right time. Control the time and frequency tasks should be completed at, and select in-app and push notifications to alert users to new tasks. Both notification types are easily configured within the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard.
In-app notifications are just a tap away for any GoSpotCheck mobile user -- tap the icon to view an inbox of all current notifications on tasks to complete. These alerts keep all tasks and communications prioritized in one place for mobile users, so they never miss an assignment and can review work on the go.
In addition to in-app notifications, GoSpotCheck supports direct-to-device push notifications. Mobile users can enable push notifications to receive alert messages when new missions are available, or when current missions are expiring. Push notifications will display on the device’s lock screen, just like a text message would.
In the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard, Filters allow users to slice and dice reporting views based on variables that they select. Users can filter by places, tasks, users, dates and much more to view the most relevant data possible. Filters are also what power email alerts in our system -- save one in GoSpotCheck, and you’ll have the option to schedule a second email alert when tasks are completed that match the initial filter you set.
Email alerts enable desktop users to receive notifications when relevant mission responses are submitted so that high-priority issues can be flagged and reviewed in real-time. Establish alert triggers based on specific data within the mission, the time of the mission submission, or by the user submitting the response.
As email alerts are triggered, the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard maintains an inbox of alerts -- allowing you to review all high-priority notifications in one place. Review alerts daily, weekly, monthly or with whatever cadence is right for you.
When you design a mission (our term for a task or checklist) with our drag-and-drop form builder, each task response can trigger alerts in reporting to notify you of key updates in real-time. Missions are used to guide teams through tasks, and additional power comes from reporting on the quality of operational execution delivered.
Our Mission Scheduler makes sure that the right tasks are assigned to the right person, at the right place, at the right time. Control the time and frequency tasks should be completed at, and select in-app and push notifications to alert users to new tasks. Both notification types are easily configured within the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard.
In-app notifications are just a tap away for any GoSpotCheck mobile user -- tap the icon to view an inbox of all current notifications on tasks to complete. These alerts keep all tasks and communications prioritized in one place for mobile users, so they never miss an assignment and can review work on the go.
In addition to in-app notifications, GoSpotCheck supports direct-to-device push notifications. Mobile users can enable push notifications to receive alert messages when new missions are available, or when current missions are expiring. Push notifications will display on the device’s lock screen, just like a text message would.
In the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard, Filters allow users to slice and dice reporting views based on variables that they select. Users can filter by places, tasks, users, dates and much more to view the most relevant data possible. Filters are also what power email alerts in our system -- save one in GoSpotCheck, and you’ll have the option to schedule a second email alert when tasks are completed that match the initial filter you set.
Email alerts enable desktop users to receive notifications when relevant mission responses are submitted so that high-priority issues can be flagged and reviewed in real-time. Establish alert triggers based on specific data within the mission, the time of the mission submission, or by the user submitting the response.
As email alerts are triggered, the GoSpotCheck Web Dashboard maintains an inbox of alerts -- allowing you to review all high-priority notifications in one place. Review alerts daily, weekly, monthly or with whatever cadence is right for you.
Direct-to-device
Email
In-app
iOS - Phones + Tablets
Android - Phones + Tablets
Currently not supported on Windows 10
English
French
Spanish
Additionally, missions can be written in any language
Out-of-stock reports, food safety alerts, equipment and facility damage notifications, competitive price monitoring, merchandising compliance alerts, and more.