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# Notifications

TilliT offers a powerful notifications feature that enables users to stay up-to-date with critical events and updates in their production process. Notifications can be sent through a variety of different methods, including on-screen, SMS, and email.

To set up notifications, users must first create a user channel. This provides information about where the notification will be sent, such as an email address or mobile phone number. Once the user channel is created, users can set up a subscription, which is a trigger for when the notification will be sent. For example, a common notification is to alert a manager when a quality check retest has been failed. See the following articles for setup instructions.

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[User Subscriptions](/tillit/knowledge-base/users/manage/user-subscriptions.md)
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[User Channels](/tillit/knowledge-base/users/manage/user-channels.md)
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## On Fail Integration Event

TilliT includes an **On Fail Integration Event Type** that fires when an integration encounters a failure. This event can be used to trigger downstream actions — such as alerting a team or logging the failure — whenever an integration does not complete successfully.

To use this event, configure it as a trigger on your integration. When a failure occurs, the event fires and executes any configured actions.


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