# Event-Based Alert
To understand how this provision works in case of Event-Based Alerts, let’s consider that the user wants to create an alert notification to be shown when the value of a **‘Subject’** field of the case record changes. And later, user wants this alert to auto-dismiss once the case is resolved.
#### Steps to Auto-dismiss Alerts
* Navigate to **Advanced Settings** --> **Settings** --> **Process** --> **New Process**.
* Select category as **‘Workflow’** and choose the **Entity** --> Click on **OK.**
* Go to **‘Record fields change’** --> Select the field **‘Subject’** from the list.
* Create a notification request record to create an alert.
* Select **‘Notification Request’.**
* Click on **‘Set Properties’**.
* Perform the dynamic field selection as required.
* To display alert on the case record, set the **‘Notification Associated With’** as shown below:
* After creating an alert, now add a **‘Wait’** condition which will wait till the case is resolved.
Let’s further configure the condition.
* To auto-dismiss the alert once the case is resolved, select the row and add a new step as shown below:
* Select the below assembly from the list for auto dismissing the alert notification.
* Click on **‘Set Properties’.**
* Select the below option from the list for **‘Look for’** field. This is a first step description that was added to create a notification request record.
* Click on **‘Add’**.
* Click on **‘OK’.**
* Click on **‘Save and Close’**.
* Next, activate the workflow.
* Navigate back to **Case** --> **Open a case record** --> **Change** the value of the field **‘Subject’**.
* Change the subject from **‘Delivery’** to **‘Query’**.
* Click on **‘Save’.**
* Once saved successfully, an alert will be shown as a **Dialog** on the case record. It will continue showing up until the case is resolved.
* Now, let’s mark this case record as resolved.
* Once the case is resolved, the alert is dismissed automatically.
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