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Alerts are currently in development. Here’s what to expect when they launch.

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Know before it’s a problem

Hazel will watch your data continuously and let you know when something needs your attention — before it becomes a problem. No more finding out about a revenue drop on Friday when it started on Tuesday.

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What Hazel will monitor

Hazel will keep an eye on the metrics that matter most to your business:
  • Revenue drops or spikes — sudden changes in daily revenue, orders, or average order value
  • Rising CAC — increasing cost to acquire a new customer (CAC stands for customer acquisition cost) across your ad channels
  • Support ticket surges — unusual spikes in ticket volume that could signal a product or shipping issue
  • Broken email or SMS flows — flows that have stopped sending or are performing far below normal
  • Conversion rate changes — unexpected shifts in your site’s conversion rate or checkout completion rate

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How alerts will work

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Hazel detects an anomaly

Hazel continuously monitors your connected data sources and compares current performance to your normal patterns.
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Hazel analyzes the likely root cause

Rather than just flagging a number, Hazel investigates. It looks across your data sources to figure out what might be driving the change.
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You get notified with context

Hazel sends you an alert via Slack or email with a clear explanation: what changed, by how much, when it started, and what might be causing it.
You won’t need to set thresholds or configure rules. Hazel will learn your normal patterns and flag deviations automatically. As it gets to know your business over time, the alerts will get smarter and more relevant.

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Example alerts

Here’s what an alert from Hazel might look like:
  • “Revenue is down 23% today compared to your recent daily average. This appears to be driven by a drop in traffic from Meta Ads — your main campaign may have hit its spend cap.”
  • “Support ticket volume is 3x higher than usual this morning. Most new tickets mention shipping delays on orders placed last weekend.”
  • “Your welcome flow email open rate dropped from 45% to 12% yesterday. This could indicate a deliverability issue.”
Each alert gives you enough context to decide whether to act immediately or keep watching.
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