PushMe workspace

Draft the event once, then let PushMe watch for it.

Best results come from requests with an entity, trigger, and scope. Start with a proven pattern below, refine it, then enable push or email delivery. Read Intelligence briefings.

1. Pick a pattern 2. Tighten the wording 3. Enable delivery

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What a good alert looks like

Good: “Notify me if Stripe or PayPal has a widespread outage affecting checkout.”

Weak: “Tell me if payments break.”

If your request is ambiguous, PushMe will ask a follow-up instead of silently creating something vague.

Start Here

Create your alert

Choose a starter, edit it, then activate it when the wording is right.

Name the entity

Use company, country, product, handle, city, or asset names.

Define the trigger

Use words like outage, breach, launch, strike, resignation, price move.

Add scope when useful

Examples: multi-region, confirmed, affecting customers, below $65k, direct state attack.

Alert request

Delivery

Make sure alerts can reach you

Email for alerts

Push alerts Email alerts

Mobile setup: iPhone: Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen, then enable push. Android: Chrome → Install app, then enable push.

General feedback

Account

Export your data or remove the account entirely.

Recent Delivery

Last alerts sent

The most recent notifications delivered from your workspace.

Popular Starting Points

Popular alerts

What people track most often across PushMe.

Your Alerts

Active alert list

Keep the wording clean so the event feed stays clean.

Event Feed

Matching events

Inspect the events your current alert setup is pulling in.

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