Message groups

Introduction

The Sublime Platform automatically groups similar messages to reduce alert fatigue and provide a better user experience when viewing flagged messages in the Dashboard.

This means that if 100 users receive the same email, you'll only see one grouping in the Dashboard. And if you have email alerts configured, for example, you'll only receive one alert.

In this example, 15 similar messages went to 7 different mailboxes. The subject is the same for each message, but the links within the body are different.

In this example, 15 similar messages went to 7 different mailboxes. The subject is the same for each message, but the links within the body are different.

The canonical ID

When a message is processed, it receives a canonical_id, which uniquely identifies messages that have a similar subject, body content, attachments, and sender email address. Every message group has a canonical_id, and every message has an ID that identifies the specific message within the group.

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Webhook actions

Since Webhook Actions currently operate on message.flagged events (opposed to message_group.flagged events), you'll receive a webhook notification for every message that flags in a group. The flagged message's canonical_id is included in the webhook payload.