Asset Visitor Notifications

Asset visitor notifications keep you up to date on who’s visiting your assets. When a prospect visits one of your assets, Mutiny tells you who visited and when, with a link to the full analytics. You can subscribe to notifications and choose how and how often you hear about them.

Managing your notification settings

To get started, open the settings modal and go to notification settings.

If Slack is connected, you can route notifications to a specific Slack channel. If Slack is not connected, notifications default to email.

You can also choose your frequency. Select real time to get a notification for each visit as it happens, or select daily digest to get one summary of your asset notifications each morning.

There are three subscription options: identified visits, engaged visits, and all visits. Each has its own Manage Assets button, so you can subscribe to a different set of assets for each visit type. For example, you can get real time alerts on identified visits for a top set of accounts, while receiving a daily digest of all visits on a broader set.

Subscribing to an asset

To turn on notifications for an asset, open the asset notifications page and use the Manage Assets button under the subscription option you want (identified, engaged, or all). You’ll see a list of your assets where you can toggle on the ones you want to be notified about for that subscription.

Once subscribed, the asset appears on your notifications page.

Subscribing from asset analytics

You can also opt in directly from an asset’s analytics page. Open the asset analytics page and click the bell icon under all, engaged, or identified. This sends you notifications for any visits that fall into that category.

For example, if you turn on the bell for identified visits, you’ll only get notifications about identified visits.

What you’ll see

Once subscribed, you’ll be notified of visits based on the frequency and channel you chose. Each notification tells you who visited and when, with a link to the full analytics so you can dig into the details.