teavitussõnum

A teavitussõnum, which translates from Estonian as "notification message," is a type of communication primarily used to inform an individual or a group about a specific event, status change, or update. These messages are typically brief and designed to convey essential information quickly and efficiently.

Teavitussõnumid can be delivered through various channels, including SMS text messages, email, push notifications on mobile applications, or within a user interface of a software system. The context in which a teavitussõnum is used often dictates the delivery method and the level of detail provided. For instance, a bank might send an SMS teavitussõnum to alert a customer about a transaction, while a website might display a teavitussõnum to inform a user about a system maintenance period.

The purpose of a teavitussõnum is generally not to solicit a response, although some may include instructions on how to proceed or where to find more information. They serve as a passive way to keep users or recipients informed without requiring their active engagement beyond reading the message. Common examples include delivery confirmations, appointment reminders, password reset alerts, or updates on service availability. The key characteristic is their informative and often automated nature.