Checkout is down
Agent watches: test checkouts
You press 1; your agent stops and keeps investigating. No answer: your ops manager's phone rings.
Needs Pro or Team.
The same alert, with one setting turned on: acknowledgement. Your agent learns whether you acknowledged, and can react based on your instructions.
Acknowledged by WhatsApp, 19:43
Not acknowledged
If checkout goes down, call me via BreakPass and ask me to acknowledge. If I haven't acknowledged in 5 minutes, call my ops manager. When I acknowledge, keep investigating.
Tip: your agent understands plain words like 'WhatsApp me', 'send me an SMS' or 'call me' once BreakPass is connected. Add 'via BreakPass' so it doesn't use its own app.
Your agent checks the status. It needs to be running to react.
Your agents watch and trigger. BreakPass delivers.
Agent watches: test checkouts
You press 1; your agent stops and keeps investigating. No answer: your ops manager's phone rings.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: health checks
Tap Acknowledge and the next person stands down.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: your unanswered customer calls
Whoever taps first owns the call-back. No tap in 5 min: the owner is called.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: your CI pipeline
You press 1; your agent tells your on-call engineer you've got it.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: refund requests over $200
You tap Acknowledge, then answer your agent in chat. Acknowledging isn't approving.
Agent watches: your purchase orders
Your ops manager taps Acknowledge; your agent tells you they've got it.
Needs Pro or Team.
It confirms you saw the alert. Tap Acknowledge on WhatsApp, use the link in the SMS, press 1 on a call, or acknowledge in the app. It doesn't approve anything or mean the problem is solved.
The alert stays open for 60 minutes from when BreakPass accepts it. A saved workflow has its own window. Any follow-up is up to your agent's rules, or use a workflow.
It checks the alert's status: delivered and waiting, acknowledged, expired or failed.
The same alert, with one setting turned on: acknowledgement. Your agent learns whether you acknowledged, and can react based on your instructions.
Acknowledged by WhatsApp, 19:43
Not acknowledged
If checkout goes down, call me via BreakPass and ask me to acknowledge. If I haven't acknowledged in 5 minutes, call my ops manager. When I acknowledge, keep investigating.
Tip: your agent understands plain words like 'WhatsApp me', 'send me an SMS' or 'call me' once BreakPass is connected. Add 'via BreakPass' so it doesn't use its own app.
Your agent checks the status. It needs to be running to react.
Your agents watch and trigger. BreakPass delivers.
Agent watches: test checkouts
You press 1; your agent stops and keeps investigating. No answer: your ops manager's phone rings.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: health checks
Tap Acknowledge and the next person stands down.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: your unanswered customer calls
Whoever taps first owns the call-back. No tap in 5 min: the owner is called.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: your CI pipeline
You press 1; your agent tells your on-call engineer you've got it.
Needs Pro or Team.
Agent watches: refund requests over $200
You tap Acknowledge, then answer your agent in chat. Acknowledging isn't approving.
Agent watches: your purchase orders
Your ops manager taps Acknowledge; your agent tells you they've got it.
Needs Pro or Team.
It confirms you saw the alert. Tap Acknowledge on WhatsApp, use the link in the SMS, press 1 on a call, or acknowledge in the app. It doesn't approve anything or mean the problem is solved.
The alert stays open for 60 minutes from when BreakPass accepts it. A saved workflow has its own window. Any follow-up is up to your agent's rules, or use a workflow.
It checks the alert's status: delivered and waiting, acknowledged, expired or failed.