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When an incident occurs and teams collaborate to resolve it, share updates with customers at scale with broadcast communications.

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When an incident occurs and teams collaborate to resolve it, share updates with customers at scale with broadcast communications.
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After you set up Broadcast Communications, your incident team members can use these broadcast types:
Send a disruptive in-app alert about an ongoing incident to a relevant group or queue. Incident teams receive timely notifications, can keep up to date with the incident’s progress, and can attach related cases, right from the Incident Alerts widget.

Send an email to a contact list view or to case contacts related to an incident with incident updates. Incident teams can easily keep impacted customers in the loop about incident progress and paths to resolution from the incident record.

Share critical customer updates when an incident occurs from your LWR and Aura sites with customizable banners. Incident teams can alert customers about an ongoing incident to deflect cases, share progress updates, and maintain customer trust at scale.

Send incident progress reports to leadership teams and relevant stakeholders in Slack. Incident teams can send a templated message with fields pulled from the incident record to keep internal teams in the loop when an incident occurs.


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