Overdue invoice alerts in Slack and Teams

Hear about payments and replies where your team already works.

  • Choose which Trove reports you subscribe to
  • Data is shared via a shared channel or a direct message
  • Works the same in Slack and Teams
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams

How Slack and Teams alerts work in Trove

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    The news that matters, where your team already is

    A customer pays, an invoice becomes 30 days overdue, it's time for the monthly overdue invoices report.

    Trove lets the relevant people know in Slack or Teams with the right links to further information.

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    A shared channel or a direct message

    Send Trove alerts to a shared finance channel so the whole team sees what's moving, or send them as direct messages to the person who owns the customer.

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    Choose what you hear about

    Each team member can subscribe to the alerts they want in Trove.

    Alongside individual alerts, set up a regular report to land in Slack or Teams, so the team starts the week knowing where things stand.

Slack and Teams alerts: common questions

Everything you need to know

Does Trove integrate with Slack and Microsoft Teams?

Yes. Trove sends alerts to Slack and Microsoft Teams on the Integrated plan. Both work the same way.

What can Trove send alerts about?

Things like a customer paying, a customer replying to a chaser, or a regular credit control report. Each alert links to the customer in Trove.

Can alerts go to one person instead of a whole channel?

Yes. Alerts can go to a shared channel or as a direct message, so account managers can hear about their own customers.

How do I stop the channel getting noisy?

Each person subscribes to the alerts they want in Trove, so they only get the ones that matter to them.

Can I reply to a customer from Slack or Teams?

No. Alerts are notifications with a link to the customer in Trove, where you can reply, log a promise or change the chase.

See it working on your own customers

See slack and Teams alerts in action.

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