Configure when and how you receive email notifications from QuickBot to stay informed about important account activities and bot performance.

Notification Settings

All notifications are sent to your registered account email address. You can individually control each type of notification based on your preferences.

Chat Limit Notifications

Stay informed about your account’s chat usage to avoid service interruptions.

Almost Reached Chats Limit

Receive a notification when you’re approaching your monthly chat limit:
  • When: Sent when you reach 80% of your plan’s chat allowance
  • Purpose: Gives you time to upgrade your plan or optimize bot usage
  • Frequency: Once per billing cycle

Reached Chats Limit

Get notified when you’ve hit your monthly chat limit:
  • When: Sent immediately when your chat limit is exceeded
  • Purpose: Informs you that new chats may be restricted until your next billing cycle
  • Frequency: Once per billing cycle
Chat limits are based on your subscription plan. Consider upgrading to a higher tier if you frequently receive limit notifications.

Bot Response Notifications

Bot Answers Result

Receive notifications when users complete conversations with your bots:
  • When: Sent when a user reaches the end of a bot flow
  • Purpose: Helps you track engagement and conversion rates
  • Includes: User responses, completion time, and bot performance data
  • Frequency: Real-time (can be frequent for active bots)
If you have multiple active bots with high traffic, this notification can generate many emails. Consider disabling it for high-volume bots and using the dashboard analytics instead.

Managing Notifications

Enabling/Disabling Notifications

To change your notification preferences:
  1. Navigate to your Account settings
  2. Go to the Notifications section
  3. Toggle each notification type on or off as desired
  4. Changes are saved automatically

Email Delivery

  • Notifications are sent to your account email address only
  • Emails are sent immediately when events occur (real-time notifications)
  • Check your spam folder if you’re not receiving expected notifications
  • You can’t change the email address for notifications - it uses your account email

Notification Content

Each notification email includes:
  • Subject line: Clear description of the notification type
  • Account information: Which account and workspace triggered the notification
  • Relevant data: Specific information about the event (chat counts, bot responses, etc.)
  • Action links: Quick links to relevant dashboard sections

Troubleshooting

Not Receiving Notifications

If you’re not receiving expected notifications:
  1. Check spam folder: Notifications may be filtered by your email provider
  2. Verify email address: Ensure your account email is correct and active
  3. Check notification settings: Confirm the specific notification type is enabled
  4. Email provider filters: Some providers may block automated emails

Too Many Notifications

If you’re receiving too many emails:
  1. Disable high-frequency notifications: Turn off “Bot Answers Result” for busy bots
  2. Use dashboard analytics: Monitor bot performance through the web interface instead
  3. Adjust notification thresholds: Consider notification frequency when setting up bots
For high-traffic bots, rely on the dashboard analytics rather than email notifications to avoid inbox overload while still monitoring performance effectively.