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View alert lifecycle results

You can view the publishing lifecycle for an alert to trace the progress of the alert and determine how it was handled during delivery. The lifecycle shows information such as the following:
  • When the alert went through the delivery gateway
  • If a failure prevented the alert from being delivered
  • If the alert needed to be redirected because of a gateway failover
You can also check the batch process to determine if the alert was delivered.
To view the publishing lifecycle events, complete the following steps:
  1. Open the alert summary and do one of the following:
    • After sending the alert, click
      Alert Summary
       in the completed alert, then click
      Advanced Reports
       at the top of the screen.
    • In the navigation bar, click
      Alerts
       >
      Sent Alerts
      .
      1. On the
        Sent Alerts
         screen, click the live or ended alert you want to see lifecycle results for.
      2. Click
        Advanced Reports
        .
  2. On the report screen, scroll to the
    Publishing Lifecycle
     section.
  3. Check to see that the alert was marked as Live.
  4. In the
    Publish Alert messages
     field, check for batch reports, and then click
    Show Details
     to see a detailed log.
    A batch contains the alerts for each targeted user and is sent to a delivery gateway corresponding to the personal or mass devices targeted in the alert. The batch report tracks the delivery of the batch to the gateway and whether it was successful.
    It shows if there was a problem with the batch and whether it had to be sent to another gateway for delivery. This is called batch recovery.
  5. Check to see that the recipients were populated.
    If you have specified backup delivery gateways for the targeted devices, you might see additional batch reports if messages were redirected to a backup gateway because of a failover.