Stay ahead

    The right alert, in the right place.

    A stockout you hear about on Monday already cost you the weekend. Unilytic turns your inventory into the updates that matter — a low-stock digest, a weekly summary, a warehouse-performance report — and delivers them by email, Slack, or both, on the schedule you set.

    Email · SlackPer-rule recipientsDaily, weekly, or on-eventTest & delivery log
    Your rules, your recipients

    Turn on the updates that matter to you.

    Not every change deserves a ping, and the wrong setup trains your team to ignore them. Unilytic gives you a set of templates — low-stock digest, weekly summary, weekly growth recap, warehouse performance, and more — each turned on or off independently. Pick the recipients from your team, set the template's options (like the low-stock threshold), choose the channel, and the rest runs on schedule. Some essential account alerts always go to owners and admins so they're never missed.

    • Per-template rules — turn each on or off, with its own options.
    • Pick the recipients from your team, per rule.
    • Daily, weekly, or on-event — scheduled digests or instant event alerts.
    Rule · Low-stock digestEditing
    Trigger when days-of-stock <15 days
    ScopeAll warehouses
    Deliver toEmail · ops@northstar
    FrequencyDaily · 08:00 IST
    Send a test firstTest send
    Where your team already is

    Email, or Slack.

    An alert only works if it lands somewhere people look. Send operational digests to a Slack channel where your warehouse team lives, and route summaries and records to email. Each rule picks its own destination and recipients, so the people who need to act get the message — and everyone else isn't buried in noise. A test send lets you confirm a rule works before you rely on it.

    • Slack via an incoming webhook, for the ops team's day-to-day.
    • Email for summaries, records, and finance-facing reports.
    • Test send any rule, then watch real deliveries in the log.
    Delivered · recentIllustrative
    Low-stock digest · 9 SKUsHYD3 and DEL4 below 15 days cover. Top SKU: DEMO-001.#inventory-ops · 08:00 IST
    Weekly summaryUnits sold, growth, and stock cover across all warehouses.ops@northstar-goods.in · Mon 09:00 IST
    Signal, not noise

    Tuned so people keep reading them.

    The fastest way to kill an alert system is to over-send. Unilytic gives you the controls that keep alerts worth opening.

    Digests, not a stream

    Scheduled templates roll the signal into one clean message — a morning low-stock digest, a Monday summary — instead of a constant trickle of pings nobody reads.

    Always-on essentials

    Critical account alerts reach owners and admins automatically — no setup, no way to forget to turn them on, no chance of an important event slipping past unseen.

    Delivery you can verify

    See exactly which messages went out, where, and when, and track them against your plan's monthly send allowance. If a rule's too chatty or too quiet, pause it or retune it with evidence, not guesswork.

    Questions

    Alerts, answered.

    How do I get a low-stock alert for my Amazon FBA inventory?01

    Turn on the low-stock digest template, set the days-of-stock threshold that matters to you, pick the recipients, and choose email, Slack, or both. Unilytic sends the digest on your schedule so thinning cover reaches the team before it becomes a stockout.

    Can I send inventory alerts to Slack?02

    Yes. Each rule can deliver by email, by Slack (via an incoming webhook), or both — so operational digests can land in a Slack channel where your warehouse team works while records go to email.

    What can Unilytic email me about?03

    Scheduled templates include a low-stock digest, a weekly summary, a weekly growth recap, and warehouse-performance reports; event-based templates fire when something happens. Each rule has its own recipients, channel, and schedule, and you can send a test message to check it before going live.

    Will I get buried in notifications?04

    No — you choose which templates are on, who receives them, and how often (daily, weekly, or on-event). A delivery log shows exactly what went out and when, and you can pause any rule, so you keep only the alerts your team actually reads.

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