Within Journeys, internal automation rules can be configured to notify team members about critical events. These notifications can be used for various operational purposes, such as:
- KYC (Know Your Customer) alerts – Notifying compliance teams of required identity verification.
- AML (Anti-Money Laundering) triggers – Alerting teams to potential suspicious activity.
- VIP Player Monitoring – Notifying account managers when high-value customers take specific actions.
- Operational Alerts – Informing relevant teams about key customer interactions.
How Notifications Work
- Notifications are sent via Email or SMS.
- Alerts can be delivered to one or multiple recipients.
- Predefined rules determine when and to whom notifications are sent.
- Can be used to improve internal workflow efficiency and real-time response times.
Configuring Internal Automation Rules
- Open the Journey Editor (from the right navigation bar, go to Campaigns -> Journeys).
- Start by adding a trigger, whether real-time or segment change.
- Drag and drop a Notification block into the workflow.
- Configure the notification settings:
- Recipients – Specify team members or departments.
- Delivery Method – Choose Email or SMS.
- Message Content – Customise the message with relevant details.
- Click Save and activate the Journey.
By implementing internal automation rules, teams can ensure timely alerts, enhance compliance processes, and improve operational efficiency through real-time notifications for key events.
Monitoring VIPs at Risk
Monitoring VIP customers at risk of inactivity is essential for retention strategies. By setting up a Journey with automated notifications, VIP teams can proactively identify and engage high-value players who have stopped interacting with the platform.
This process involves:
✅ Creating a segment based on Accumulated NGR (Lifetime Value) and Days Since Last Sign-In.
✅ Automating real-time notifications for newly detected at-risk VIPs.
✅ Ensuring existing customers in the segment do not trigger notifications (if needed).
Step-by-Step Guide: Setting Up VIP Monitoring
Create a Segment for At-Risk VIPs
- Navigate to the Segments UI.
- Define segment criteria:
- Accumulated NGR (LTV) above a specified amount.
- Days Since Last Sign-In exceeding a set threshold.
- The system will display the total number of matching customers.
- Example: 7,821 VIP customers meet the criteria.
- Click Create Journey to proceed to Journey setup.
Configure the Journey and Notifications
- In the Journey editor, open the block menu to review the segment criteria.
- Navigate to the Actions section in the right toolbar.
- Drag and drop a Notification block into the workflow.
- Click Edit on the Notification block to:
- Customise the message content.
- Add one or more recipients.
3. Activate the Journey
- The final journey should include:
- A Segment for at-risk VIPs.
- A Notification block to alert relevant team members.
- Toggle Activate jouney to start monitoring.
- Once active, the system will:
- Send a notification for each new VIP detected as at risk.
- ⚠️ (If not excluded) Send notifications for all current customers in the segment.
⚠️ Tip: Excluding Existing VIPs from Notifications
If the segment size is too large and notifications should only be sent for newly detected VIPs, follow these steps:
- Open the segment and click Rebuild at the bottom of the UI.
- Export the segment to a CSV file.
- Copy the list of player identifiers from the exported file.
- In the Segment UI, go to the Player List tab.
- Paste the player list and set the option to Exclude. Click Save to permanently store the list.
- Click Save to update the segment.
This ensures that:
✅ Current VIPs in the segment do not trigger notifications.
✅ Only newly detected at-risk VIPs will be monitored and notified.
✅ Suggested read: Uploading a List of Players in a Segment
By automating VIP risk detection, teams can:
✔ Proactively engage high-value customers before they churn.
✔ Receive real-time alerts when key VIPs become inactive.
✔ Optimise player retention efforts with targeted interventions.
This approach ensures that valuable players remain engaged, minimising potential revenue loss from inactivity.