What it does
Every organisation sends messages it cannot afford to lose: a one-time code, a payment confirmation, an alert that something needs attention. Qeet Notify sends them across email, SMS, messaging apps, push and in-app channels through one system, and keeps track of whether they actually arrived.
Where a message fails, it retries. Where it cannot be delivered at all, it says so, rather than failing silently.
Why it matters
Transactional messaging looks trivial until it is examined. It is subject to real regulation — India in particular has strict rules about what may be sent, to whom, and at what hours — and the penalties for getting it wrong are not theoretical.
Most organisations end up with several partial answers: one service for email, another for text messages, a third bolted on for app notifications, and no single view of whether anything reached anyone. Consolidating that is worth doing once.
Where it fits
When any Qeet product needs to tell someone something, it does so through Qeet Notify. That is why a notification from one product looks and behaves like a notification from another, and why an organisation can set its communication preferences in one place.
Status
Available.