Social proof notifications

Nudgify shows website visitors small notifications about real activity, such as recent signups or purchases. A Beam agent reads the source your team connects, applies your approved rule, and updates which notifications run, for example enabling a message when activity supports it or pausing one when the numbers drop. It notes each change it made and why. Notifications that would state a claim your team must approve, show data that looks off, or target a sensitive audience are set aside for a person to confirm before they appear to visitors.

Real-time activity data

Nudgify draws on live data so the context it shows visitors stays current. A Beam agent reads this incoming activity, applies your rule, and updates a notification's content or timing, for instance refreshing a counter or holding a message when a feed goes quiet. It records what it adjusted and why it acted. When the data looks inconsistent, a feed stops reporting, or a change would overstate activity, the agent routes the case to a person rather than showing something that could mislead visitors or misstate what is happening on the site.

Display targeting rules

Nudgify decides which pages and visitors each notification reaches through targeting settings. A Beam agent reads these settings, applies your approved rule, and adjusts where a message shows, for example limiting one to a campaign page or widening another as a promotion runs. It notes the targeting it changed on each message. Adjustments that would reach a new audience, touch a live campaign, or conflict with a rule a person owns are handed to a teammate to confirm before the agent applies them to the site.