These are used for filters, and the arrays of values associated with them, and for the drill to dimension results. There are two types of loops that are used in our default templates. Provides a URL link to the Qlik Sense application which includes the filters and sheet reference as setup in the alert (or derived by the Qlik Alerting extension for Qlik Sense). Qlik Sense Application URL Link (with filters)

Provides the ID of the Qlik Sense application which the alert will scan. Provides the name of the Qlik Sense application which the alert will scan. Provides the URL which can be used as a link to go straight to the Qlik Alerting login screen on the web portal. Allowing users to opt out of an alert if they do not feel it adds value for them. Provides the URL which can be clicked on to unsubscribe to the alert. Provides the conditions that the scan will check against to trigger the email. Information noteThis variable does not exist for drill to dimension alerts. In the table below we provide some examples of how you can construct your notification message with simple text and/or using the dynamic variables: To give you an idea of how to use this field we have provided the following examples. This enables you to target the message with enough information to act without having to open the body of the record. The custom notification/subject is the push notification message for the mobile and the subject line in an email. Of course, you are welcome to use whatever structure you require but we would suggest you test on multiple email clients to ensure it is consistent.

There is a reason for the structure we have used as each email client renders HTML differently so nesting the tables is the best approach to ensure it is consistent in each client. You can import one of the templates as a starting point and these will help you understand the approach to the layout of the template. To customize the email body you will need to be able to understand and manipulate the HTML.

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