How to Set Exception and Delay Alerts from Shiphawk to Email

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Workflow Name:

Exception & Delay Alerts: Shiphawk → Email/Webhook

Purpose:

Automatically alert stakeholders for shipment delays and damages

Benefit:

Faster response to delays and damages; reduced losses

Who Uses It:

Logistics; Customer Support; IT

System Type:

ERP/Notification Integration Workflow

On-Premise Supported:

Yes

Industry:

E-commerce / Logistics

Outcome:

Real-time delay & damage notifications

Description

Problem Before:

Manual alerts caused delayed responses

Solution Overview:

Monitor Shiphawk shipment events and trigger Email/Webhook notifications

Key Features:

Event monitoring; alert triggers; validation; logs

Business Impact:

Improves operational response time and reduces impact

Productivity Gain:

Removes manual alerting

Cost Savings:

Reduces potential loss due to delays/damages

Security & Compliance:

Encrypted API calls; secure creds

Exception & Delay Alerts – Shiphawk to Email/Webhook

This workflow enables Exception & Delay Alerts by automatically notifying stakeholders of shipment delays or damages via email or webhook. It ensures timely awareness and faster response to operational issues.

Automated Shipment Alerts for Reduced Losses and Improved Response

The system monitors shipment events in Shiphawk, validates exceptions, and sends real-time alerts to relevant teams. This workflow helps logistics, customer support, and IT teams reduce delays, minimize losses, and maintain accurate tracking of shipment exceptions.

FAQ

1. What is the Exception & Delay Alerts workflow from Shiphawk to Email/Webhook?

It is an ERP/Notification integration workflow that automatically alerts stakeholders about shipment delays, damages, or exceptions via email or webhook.

2. What type of alerts are generated?

The workflow generates alerts for shipment delays, damaged goods, failed deliveries, or any exceptions identified in Shiphawk shipments.

3. How does the alerting process work?

The workflow monitors shipment status in Shiphawk, identifies exceptions or delays, and automatically sends notifications to designated recipients through email or webhook endpoints.

4. Who uses this workflow?

Logistics teams, customer support, and IT staff use this workflow to respond quickly to shipment issues and maintain operational efficiency.

5. What are the benefits of automating exception and delay alerts?

Automation ensures faster response to shipment issues, reduces potential losses, improves customer satisfaction, and minimizes manual monitoring.

6. Does this workflow support on-premise systems?

Yes, the workflow supports on-premise environments where secure integration with Shiphawk and notification systems is required.

7. What system type does this workflow belong to?

This workflow is an ERP/Notification integration designed to alert stakeholders about shipment exceptions and delays.

8. Which industries benefit from this integration?

E-commerce and logistics industries benefit from timely alerts, faster issue resolution, and improved operational efficiency.

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Outcome & Benefits

Time Savings:

Eliminates manual monitoring

Cost Reduction:

Reduces operational risk

Accuracy:

High via event validation

Productivity:

Faster alerting

Industry & Function

Function:

Exception & delay alerting

System Type:

ERP/Notification Integration Workflow

Industry:

E-commerce / Logistics

Functional Details

Use Case Type:

Delay & Damage Alerting

Source Object:

Shiphawk Shipment Events

Target Object:

Email/Webhook Alerts

Scheduling:

Real-time / event-based

Primary Users:

Logistics; Customer Support

KPI Improved:

Alert speed; responsiveness

AI/ML Step:

Not required

Scalability Tier:

Enterprise

Technical Details

Source Type:

Shiphawk API

Source Name:

Delay & Damage Events

API Endpoint URL:

Shiphawk Events API

HTTP Method:

GET

Auth Type:

OAuth 2.0 / API Keys

Rate Limit:

Based on Shiphawk API limits

Pagination:

Supported via API

Schema/Objects:

Shipment IDs; event type; timestamps

Transformation Ops:

Validation and mapping for alerts

Error Handling:

Retry failed calls; log API errors

Orchestration Trigger:

Event-based

Batch Size:

Single event or batch

Parallelism:

Concurrent alerting

Target Type:

Notification

Target Name:

Email / Webhook

Target Method:

SMTP / Webhook POST

Ack Handling:

Delivery success/failure logged

Throughput:

Thousands/day

Latency:

Seconds per event

Logging/Monitoring:

Event logs; error logs

Connectivity & Deployment

On-Premise Supported:

Yes

Supported Protocols:

HTTPS; REST; SMTP

Cloud Support:

Hybrid

Security & Compliance:

Encrypted API calls; secure creds

Case Study

Solution:

Automated Shiphawk → Email/Webhook Delay & Damage Alerts

Customer Name:

Shiphawk Users

Problem:

Manual alerts caused delayed responses

ROI:

Faster responses; reduced losses

Industry:

E-commerce / Logistics

Outcome:

Real-time delay & damage notifications