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Alerts push Raindrop’s findings to Slack so you hear about problems without watching the dashboard. There are three kinds: real-time Signal Alerts that fire when a behavior spikes, a Daily Digest that recaps yesterday, and Agent Briefs that run a scheduled investigation.

How alerts work

All three are delivered to Slack and managed in one place, Settings → Notifications. Signal Alerts are reactive (they fire when a signal crosses a threshold), while the Daily Digest and Agent Briefs run on a schedule.

Using alerts

Alert on a signal

Configure a custom alert for any signal, including tool errors. Choose a threshold of users or events affected, or alert on every match. Alerts can be snoozed or disabled per-signal.
Alert Configuration

Get a daily digest

Turn on the Daily Digest for a Slack summary that recaps the agent’s issues and wins from the day before. Compact mode posts one-liners with the details in-thread.
Daily Digest

Schedule an investigation

Schedule the Triage Agent to run an investigation on a cadence and post the results back to Slack, for example “every Monday at 9am, summarize the biggest issues enterprise customers had last week”. Create one from Agent Briefs → New, or by @mentioning Raindrop in Slack with a scheduling request. See Triage Agent → Agent Briefs for the full configuration options (prompt, schedule, timezone, channel, run-now).

Reference

  • Signals for the behaviors a Signal Alert watches
  • Triage Agent for the investigations behind Agent Briefs