CleanScan sends notifications when something in your operation needs attention — a new issue reported, an SLA approaching, a resolution confirmed. You control which events trigger alerts, which delivery method to use, and when you don’t want to be disturbed.Documentation Index
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Notification types
SMS alerts
SMS alerts go to team members when an issue is routed to their team. Managers also receive SMS for critical or immediate-priority issues regardless of routing. SMS is real-time — messages arrive within seconds of the triggering event. SMS availability depends on your plan. See SMS tiers below.Email notifications
Email notifications cover issue reports, resolution confirmations, and scheduled digests. They’re sent to dashboard users (managers and admin accounts), not to field staff. Email notifications are available on all paid plans.In-dashboard alerts
When you’re viewing the dashboard, real-time alerts appear in the notification panel as events occur. These don’t require any configuration and are available on all plans.Events you can configure
You can turn individual notification events on or off for each delivery method. Go to Settings → Notifications to configure them.| Event | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| New issue reported | On | Sends to the team assigned to that zone |
| Issue resolved | On | Confirmation to the reporting manager |
| Issue approaching SLA deadline | On | Warning before breach |
| SLA breached | On | Immediate alert, bypasses quiet hours |
| New contractor connected | On | Organization-level alert |
| Contractor disconnected | On | Organization-level alert |
SLA breach alerts bypass quiet hours. If you’ve set quiet hours, you will still receive an SMS or email when an SLA is breached.
SMS alert tiers
The number of SMS messages you can send per facility per month depends on your plan.| Plan | SMS per facility per month |
|---|---|
| Free | None |
| Solo | None (email only) |
| Crew | 50 |
| Operator | 500 |
| Enterprise | Unlimited (fair use) |
Configuring notifications
Open Settings → Notifications in your dashboard. From there you can:- Choose which events trigger notifications — toggle each event on or off for SMS and email independently
- Set quiet hours — define a time window (for example, 10 PM to 7 AM) when non-critical SMS alerts are suppressed
- Configure your digest cadence — choose daily or weekly for your email digest (see Email digests below)
Category-level alerting
Each issue category has its own alerting behavior, separate from the notification preferences above. Categories control how urgently an issue is escalated:- Immediate — Safety Hazard and other critical categories trigger SMS alerts right away
- Standard — Mess/Spill and similar categories follow normal routing and timing
- Passive — Supply Needed and routine requests may only appear in a digest
Team-level notification preferences
Each team member receives SMS notifications for issues routed to their team. This is determined by the team’s zone and category assignments — individual staff members cannot opt out of notifications for their assigned team. If a team member is receiving alerts for issues they shouldn’t be handling, the fix is in Settings → Teams: adjust the team’s zone assignments or category scope, not the individual’s notification settings.Email digests
Contractor managers and facility managers can receive a scheduled email summary of activity across their facilities. To configure:- Go to Settings → Notifications → Digest Cadence
- Choose Daily (sent each morning) or Weekly (sent Monday morning)
- Select which facilities to include
Troubleshooting SMS
If you’re not receiving SMS notifications, work through this checklist:- Check the phone number — Go to Settings → Teams and confirm the phone number on file is correct, including country code.
- Check carrier blocking — Some carriers block short-code SMS by default. Contact your carrier and ask them to allow messages from short codes, or check your phone’s message filtering settings.
- Check your SMS limit — Go to Settings → Billing and review usage for the affected facility. If you’ve hit the monthly limit, SMS resumes at the start of the next billing cycle.
- Check quiet hours — If quiet hours are active, non-critical alerts are held until the quiet window ends. SLA breach alerts still come through.
Plans and pricing
SMS limits by plan and how to upgrade if you’re hitting your monthly cap.
Teams and routing
How issue routing determines which team receives SMS notifications.
Issue categories
Set per-category alert urgency to control how quickly issues escalate.
FAQ
Common questions about SMS delivery, limits, and login issues.