Inform internal and external stakeholders of urgent issues with Customer Service
Incident Management broadcast communications. You can notify the appropriate groups via alerts,
Slack messages, emails, or site banners.
Your Salesforce admin must first enable and set up the broadcast communication types.
Broadcast Communication Type
Internal
External
Audience
Alert
Customer service reps, incident managers, incident teams
Email
Impacted or high-priority customers
Site Banner
Customers or website users
Slack Message
Stakeholders and leadership teams
You can use a broadcast alert to notify team members when an incident occurs so that they can
take direct action. A broadcast alert uses a defined template that you can’t modify.
Use Slack messages to streamline reporting of ongoing incidents. The message autofills based on
the incident’s field values.
You can use broadcast emails to inform customers of ongoing incidents and keep them up to date
as the incident evolves.
A broadcast site banner proactively warns customers of incidents and helps deflect new cases
related to the incident.
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