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Team Notifications

Stay on top of bookings, payments, and trip ops—team notifications help your staff act fast without chasing down details.

What They Do

Team notifications go to the members of your organization when key actions happen across your operation. They support daily coordination and reduce missed tasks.

Common Notifications

These help your team track payments, trip assignments, permits, and booking activity:

  • Online Checkout Completed – A client has booked and paid online

  • Booking Request Received / Abandoned Checkout – A client submitted a booking request online, or left online checkout before paying

  • Deposit Paid on Booking / Full Balance on Booking Paid / Booking Payment Made – Alerts for each step of payment progress

  • Booking Payment Failed – A client card or ACH charge did not go through, including retry attempts. Includes the processor's reason and a link to the booking.

  • Customer Requesting to Pay with Alternate Payment Method – Client asked to pay with cash, check, or another method

  • Guide Assignment Accepted / Declined / Request Expired – A guide responded to an assignment request, or the request ran out

  • Trip Approaching Warning Pending Request / Unassigned – An upcoming trip still needs a guide

  • Auto Assign Failed – Brindlechute couldn't automatically assign a guide to an online booking

  • Manager Assigned to Trip / Manager Unassigned from Trip – Keeps Trip Managers informed of their role

  • Daily Outfitter Summary – Missing guide reports, unassigned trips, and recent booking activity

  • Missing Outfitter Permit Alert – A guide reported on a permitted area with no active permit on file

  • Daily Location Usage Permit Compliance Summary – Daily check for locations that have used up or exceeded their permit usage limits. Off by default.

  • Client Email Bounced Alert – An email to a client couldn't be delivered

For what each notification tracks, whether it can be edited or turned off, and how it's delivered, see Explaining each Team Notification in Brindlechute.


Why It Matters

Team notifications reduce guesswork and make sure everyone sees what's coming—trips, payments, and to-dos—before anything falls through the cracks.

Most team notifications are on by default, so no setup is needed. But if you need help understanding or adjusting what your team sees, Brindlechute Support is ready to assist.


Notification Settings

Brindlechute automates messages for clients, guides, and your team.

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