Notification Center

Configure coverage and performance alerts

Set up automated alerts when your primary provider falls behind competitors in fixture or market coverage. Stay informed and respond quickly to changes in performance.

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Overview

Notifications enable you to:

• Create rules that trigger when coverage gaps exceed your threshold

• Receive email notifications when conditions are met

• Receive webhook deliveries directly to your systems or tools

• View in-app alerts from any BOOST page

• Jump directly to analysis from any alert

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Alert Types

Type	Triggers When
Fixture Coverage	Your provider lags behind competitors by X fixtures
Market Coverage	Your provider lags behind competitors by X markets

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Creating a Rule

1. Navigate to Settings → Add New Rule

2. Configure the following:

Field	Description
Rule Name	A label to identify this rule
Analysis Type	Fixture Coverage or Market Coverage
Alert Condition	Number of fixtures/markets gap that triggers the alert
Package Type	InPlay or PreMatch
Sport	Required — select one sport
Location	Optional — narrow the scope
Competition	Optional — narrow the scope further
Primary Provider	Required — your baseline provider
Competitors	Required — select at least one
Active Rule	Toggle the rule on or off without deleting it
Email Notifications	Check to receive an email when the rule triggers
Webhook	Check to send an HTTP POST to your configured endpoint when the rule triggers. Requires a webhook to be configured in Delivery Methods first. The name of your configured webhook is shown below the checkbox.

1. Click Save Changes

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Notification Delivery

Email

• Sent when rule conditions are met

• Multiple alerts are grouped by package type

• Includes links to BOOST and analysis

In-App Bell

• Badge shows count of unread alerts

• Click to view related alerts

• View All Alerts — opens full Alerts page

• Clear All — removes alerts and resets the rule

Webhook

• When a rule triggers, BOOST sends an HTTP POST request to your configured endpoint with a JSON payload

• One endpoint per account — all webhook-enabled rules deliver to the same URL

• Delivery status per rule is visible as a checkmark in the Webhook column of the Settings table

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Setting Up Webhook Delivery

Webhook delivery requires two steps: configuring your endpoint, then enabling it per rule.

Step 1 — Configure your endpoint

1. Go to Notification Center → Delivery Methods

2. Click Add Webhook

3. Fill in the form:

Field	Description
Name	Required. A label for this webhook (e.g., "Slack Alert", "Risk Tool")
URL	Required. Your HTTPS endpoint. The URL is validated on save.
Custom Headers	Optional. Content-Type: application/json is pre-filled. Add additional key-value pairs as needed (e.g., an auth token).
Payload	Required. The JSON body sent on each delivery. Use template fields to include dynamic values.

1. Build your payload using the Payload Template Fields panel on the right. Click any field to insert it into the payload body.

Template Field	Value Sent
$RuleName	Name of the rule that triggered
$PackageType	Package type (InPlay or PreMatch)
$PrimaryProviderName	Your configured primary provider
$CompetitorProvidersNames	Comma-separated competitor names
$SportName	Sport associated with the rule
$LocationName	Location associated with the rule
$CompetitionName	Competition (if configured)
$GapValue	Numeric gap that triggered the rule
$PointInTime	Timestamp of the trigger event

Example payload:

{
  "alert": "Coverage gap detected",
  "rule": "$RuleName",
  "sport": "$SportName",
  "location": "$LocationName",
  "package": "$PackageType",
  "primary_provider": "$PrimaryProviderName",
  "gap": "$GapValue",
  "timestamp": "$PointInTime"
}

1. Click Save

Once saved, the webhook appears in the Delivery Methods table with its name and URL. To update it later, return to Delivery Methods and edit the entry. Changes apply to all rules using this webhook.

Step 2 — Enable webhook on a rule

1. Go to Notification Center → Settings

2. Open an existing rule using the ⋮ menu → Edit Rule, or click Add New Rule

3. In the Notifications section, check Webhook. The name of your configured webhook is shown below the checkbox.

4. Click Save Changes

The rule will now deliver an HTTP POST to your configured endpoint each time it triggers.

Webhook delivery status

In the Settings table, the Webhook column shows delivery status per rule:

Indicator	Meaning
✓	Webhook is enabled for this rule
(empty)	Webhook is not enabled for this rule

If your endpoint is not receiving deliveries, verify it is reachable and returns HTTP 2xx. Check that any required authentication headers are correctly set in Delivery Methods.

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Testing Your Webhook

To verify your setup before using it in production:

1. Go to webhook.site and copy the unique URL assigned to you

2. In Delivery Methods, create a webhook using that URL as the endpoint

3. Enable the webhook on an existing rule in Settings

4. Wait for the rule to trigger (lower the threshold temporarily to speed this up)

5. Return to webhook.site — the incoming request will appear in the sidebar with your payload, all template fields resolved to real values

Once confirmed, replace the webhook.site URL with your production endpoint.

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Managing Alerts

From the Alerts Page:

• Filter by insight type, rule name, or date

• Show Analysis — opens Coverage Comparison table

• Edit Rule — modify alert configuration

• Delete Alert — remove individual alerts

• Bulk actions: mark as read/unread, delete

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Related

• Provider Benchmark — Coverage comparison

• BOOST Overview — Main BOOST documentation